If you wish to use the Experimental Pond Facilities, contact Dr. Earl Werner in the Department of Biology. Requests to use the Reserve for course work must be made to the Associate Director in writing, including a description of the projects to be carried out, and a statement of the number and duration of class visits. The request must show why no other locality is suitable for the proposed use of the Reserve. It will be the responsibility of the course leader to avoid disturbance of other research projects. On receiving permission to use the Reserve, the course leader will be informed of the current research projects on the Reserve and will be responsible for contacting each researcher to provide a description of any class activity that might disturb the on-going work.
Researchers beginning new projects have the same responsibilities.
Keys will be issued only to regular users of the Reserve who have complied with the appropriate requirements listed above. Other individuals wishing to visit the Reserve for a day or week-end may obtain a key from the Museum of Zoology Office or the Associate Director. It is understood that all keys will be returned either to the University Key Office or to the Administrative Unit where it was obtained as soon as the research project is complete. Ground Rules 1. Gates are not to be left open unattended for any reason.