Queen's University Biological Station
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News
- QUBS Wins CRCF 2010 Education Conservation Award of Excellence.
- Announcing the new QUBS website, launched in the first week of December 2010.
- QUBS wins OLTA Vision Award.
- QUBS 2011 Seminar Series starts Wednesday May 11.
- NCC Elbow Lake Three-punch Stewardship Bonanza Saturday June 4th from 10 am – 4 pm
- A successful opening celebration for the Elbow Lake Environmental Education Centre.
- 2011 QUBS Open House attended by more than 400 people.
- New 2012 QUBS calendar is available.
- QUBS hosts a bi-national meeting on the Bloody Red Shrimp.
- Great article on QUBS by Queen's graduate student Roz Dakin.
- Group of researchers receive NSERC grant for sat-linked climate stations on 8 sites QUBS.
- QUBS 2012 Open House a Success with Over 500 Attendees.
- QUBS 2013 Calendars Now Available!
- Environmentalist Severn Cullis-Suzuki to speak on February 26, 2013 at Queen's University
- Visit to QUBS by Tongji University delegation from Shanghai.
- Ecology of Amphibian and Reptile field course in full swing.
- QUBS wins a People's Choice Award and the 2013 Kingston Science Rendezvouz.
The 2011 incarnation of the QUBS Open House was a great success with over 400 attendees.
This is the 41st tome that QUBS has run an Open House and it was a great success. We had an impressive array of presenters and many attendees from the environs of QUBS and beyond. Veronika and her team provided a light repast for folks in the afternoon, and later a wonderful dinner for presenters and others.
Here are a few photos from the event. All images are courtesy of Charlie Croskery.
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At the microscopes. |
Presentations and appreciative crowd along lane to the boathouse. |
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Casting fun. |
Diana Zeng (Arnott Lab, Queen's) extols the wonders of zooplankton research. |
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Snacks provided by Veronika and her team. |
Goldfinch research presentation (Troy Murphy's Lab Trinity University, Texas). |
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Nelson lab (Queen's) |
Sarah Larocque (Carleton University) at the herp table. |
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Sarah showing children a grey rat snake. |
