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Meeman Biological Station Adventures

Learn more about the Meeman Biological Station on their website.

Largest Cottonwood tree at Meeman

 

On a visit, Dr. Abby Parrill-Baker, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. David Freeman,Chair, Department of Biological Sciences, Francoise Mireles, Research and Development and Dr. Michael Kennedy (not seen) encircle one of the largest trees (a cottonwood) on Meeman Biological Station. (Photo by Deborah Hernandez, Associate Vice President, Research and Sponsored Programs).

Field Techniques in Zoology

 

Students in Dr. Michael Kennedy;s May-Mester Field Techniques in Zoology class go fishing on Payne’s Pond at Meeman Biological Station

Field Techniques in Zoology students retrieve lure

 

Students in Dr. Michael Kennedy;s May-Mester Field Techniques in Zoology class retrieve the lure from an errant cast at Meeman Biological Station

Sarah Swing assesses use of arboreal habitat at Meeman Biological Station

 

Department of Biological Sciences graduate student Sarah Swing assesses use of arboreal habitat at Meeman Biological Station by Oryzomys palustris.

Forensic Science Techniques students

 

Dr. Julian Waits (Southwest Tennessee Community College) and her Forensic Science Techniques students establish a soil pit at Meeman Biological Station and measure its dimensions. The pit will be used to evaluate decomposition rates.

Forensic Science Techniques students

 

Dr. Julian Waits (Southwest Tennessee Community College) and her Forensic Science Techniques students establish a soil pit at Meeman Biological Station and measure its dimensions. The pit will be used to evaluate decomposition rates.