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Mississippi metagenome CBS students are involved in research at Itasca that is increasing understanding of how we are impacting the Mississippi River's microbial biodiversity.

In the field Three ecosystems converge at Itasca. The spectacular variety of undisturbed habitats makes Itasca an outstanding site to introduce incoming CBS students to the Nature of Life.

From cattails to wild rice The plants in and around the station are showcased in the Common Plants of Itasca State Park, a field guide authored by Itasca's director and a Bell Museum curator.

Field biology at Itasca Each summer, courses in ecology, zoology, animal behavior, telemetry, mammalogy, ornithology and biological photography are offered at the station.

ITASCA BIOLOGICAL STATION AND LABORATORIES

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U of M President Kaler and Itasca supporters to break ground for new campus center September 21

State of Minnesota awards the University $4.1 million for new campus center at Itasca

Turn the tree green!

Construction on a new campus center at Itasca Biological Station and Laboratories scheduled to begin in April. Click the tree to learn more about how you can help turn the tree green!

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