We are located in the Ecology Department at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. Bozeman and MSU offer a great launch pad for studying the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The gradient from the large, relatively pristine Yellowstone National Park to surrounding urban areas offers a unique opportunity to understand natural and human drivers of ecological processes and biodiversity.

Additional Resources:

MSU Ecology and Evolution Group - The Ecology and Evolution Group pursue both empirical and theoretical research on topics that pertain to broad ecological and evolutionary questions.

Mountain Research Center (MRC): Conceptually, the MRC exists to develop, synthesize, and disseminate knowledge on the interrelated natural and cultural processes influencing the future of montane ecosystems.

Geographic Information and Analysis Center (GIAC): MSU’s very own GIS service center.

Remote Sensing Lab: A state-of-the-art lab for Rick Lawrence's graduate students.

Burns Telecommunication Center (BTC): The Burns Telecommunications Center is a laboratory for creating a more accessible and effective university for the 2lst century. Using state-of-the-art technology, the Burns Telecommunications Center, together with the Office of Extended Studies, works to create universal access to a broad spectrum of University programs and services and to be a problem-solver for external organizations with training needs. The BTC is the MSU-Bozeman hub for the support and delivery of distance learning courses and programs. 

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