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Life thrives in every corner, never in isolation. Creatures, flora, and microbes share their habitats, weaving intricate ecological networks where survival depends on mutual relationships.
Pursuing a biology degree with an ecology, evolution, and conservation focus reveals the intricate mechanisms that sustain living organisms. You'll explore how diverse life forms interact with each other and their surroundings.
This program bridges theory and practice, allowing you to apply classroom and laboratory knowledge in real-world settings. Fieldwork includes specimen collection, wildlife management, and assessing climate change effects on fragile ecosystems. Hands-on learning may occur at our Beaver Island biological station, featuring diverse environments like cedar wetlands, sandy dunes, beaver habitats, and rich biodiversity. Our research fleet includes the MV Chippewa, a 38-foot vessel available to support your scientific investigations.