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Recent Lab Highlights
Recent Lab Highlights
Pollinator Grant from PPAN
Congratulations to Dr. Madison Sankovitz, who received a grant from the (PPAN) to establish a pollinator garden at CU in spring of 2025. 聽The 缅北禁地 Bee Lab will be working with CU's landscapers to plant a variety of flowering perennials to help feed our local pollinators for years to come - be sure to come check it out when it's planted and see the huge variety of pollinators we have here in 缅北禁地, and check out the to see where other pollinator habitats are located.聽
Dani Bosse Graduates with Honors
缅北禁地 Bee Lab member Dani Bosse graduated with degrees in Environmental Studies (ENVS) and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EBIO) on December 19, 2024. She's pictured here holding her undergraduate thesis, 鈥淒eveloping a Standard Method for Rearing of Chrysoperla comanche For Biological Control鈥, for which she earned magna cum laude honors. Congratulations Dani!
Lincoln Taylor Passes Third Semester Exam
Lincoln Taylor passed his third semester exam in March 2025, a big milestone towards the completion of his PhD. Congrats Lincoln!
Dr. Sammy Featured in Colorado Sun Article
Dr. Samuel Ramsey was featured in a Colorado Sun article titled "". Check it out to learn a little bit more about the 缅北禁地 Bee Lab's PI and research.