Bunchgrass Ridge

Restoration of montane meadows in western Oregon:
Research and adaptive management

     
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Bunchgrass Ridge provides numerous opportunities for graduate and undergaduate research, education and training. Affiliations with the H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest-LTER, Oregon State University, and other groups provide students with financial and educational opportunities to pursue independent research and training at Bunchgrass Ridge. See Student research for projects and internships that are completed or in progress.

We encourage those interested in contributing to existing studies, in conducting independent research, or in summer employment to contact us. Contact

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Summer employment

Periodically, we offer opportunities for summer employment at Bunchgrass Ridge. Positions are best suited to upper-level undergraduates or recent graduates who are giving serious consideration to advanced study in ecology, botany, or related fields. Summer staff are based at the nearby H. J. Andrews Experimental Forest/LTER Site.

For information on summer employment: Contact

University of Washington Undergraduate Research Program
UW-URP link UW URP provides opportunities for undergraduate students to engage in an independent research project with a faculty mentor. Contact
The Ecological Society of America’s SEEDS Program
ESA-SEEDS link Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity and Sustainability (SEEDS). SEEDS's mission is “to diversify and advance the profession of ecology through opportunities that stimulate and nurture the interest of underrepresented students.“
The National Science Foundation
NSF-REU link Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU), funds summer programs for undergraduates via supplements to existing NSF grants.
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