The Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory offers several opportunities for research and study in a field setting. Environmental programs for adults and children are also available. Community Botanical Workshops are offered this year. Each summer visiting faculty teach at least five upper-division undergraduate courses, oriented toward field biology. Examples of classes offered include Rocky Mountain Flora, Ecological Mammalogy, Conservation Biology, and Field Ecology.
Students also can perform independent research projects for academic credit.
Scroll down for more details. This 10-week program is funded by the National Science Foundation. Students in this program will work with a mentor to develop a testable hypothesis, gather data, analyze it and produce metadata , as well as a written and oral report. Dates for 2001 are June 17th - August 26th. There are ten students selected for REU awards.