Multiple departments utilize the ENRTA as a living laboratory to investigate a range of natural resource-related subject matter. Included below are a select few ranging from undergraduate to doctoral research.
A research request form is required to conduct research on the property.
Undergraduate Research
- Insect Ecology course project: Use of Beetles for Carrion Decomposition
Masters
- Resilience and Adaptability of Post Oak (Quercus stellata) in Texas Savannas: Investigating Plant – Soil Feedbacks, Herbivory, and Microclimate
Doctoral
- Below ground foraging behavior and utilization of carrion resources by Solenopsis invicta
- Ecohydrology of yaupon Holly
- Evaluating the effects of incubation temperature and patterns on Wood duck hatchling health
Contact
For information on research, teaching and outreach at the Ecology and Natural Resources Teaching Area, please contact:
Rider Combs
Property Manager
Email: [email protected]