Lake and Stream Ecology
This class has been cancelled for 2026. Please check later for next year.
Summer 2026, July 27st - Aug 13th
Abby Ross collecting water samples from the outlet of Green Lake 4.
Lake and Stream Ecology covers the principles of biological, physical, and chemical processes of inland waters. Through lectures, field trips, lab exercises, and independent projects, students will address practical topics related to aquatic ecology, including sources and treatment of drinking water, differences in stream ecosystems from mountains to plains, and effects of natural and anthropogenic factors on lakes and streams.ÌýWe will study aquatic ecosystems in the area, from lakes in the mountains to rivers on the plains.
Instructor: , Missouri University of Science and TechnologyÌý
Location: Mountain Research Station and surrounding areas
Dates & Times: July 27st-Aug 13th, Mon-Thur, Mon-Thur, Mon-Thur 8am-5pm
Credit: 3 credit hours in biology (EBIO 4100)
Tuition: $2500 USDÌý(Includes room in a 2-person rustic cabin and all meals at the Mountain Research Station on days when class is in session)
Prerequisite: General ecology or instructor consent
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