EVS Resources

We've been offering free environmental lectures for 20 years, and we'd be happy to have you join us. All lectures will be at 7:30 PM in the Hawkins-Conard Student Center auditorium [unless alternative venue indicated].

This center anchors environmental education at the 298-acre Black Fork Wetlands Preserve.  Parking, a bus drop-off, and a boardwalk facilitate access to numerous habitats. School groups and community members all use this facility, that is open during daylight hours.  Our observation tower is a terrific spot for birders of all ages!

We manage five environmental preserves that support education, undergraduate and faculty research, and regional habitat conservation. The Preserve Manager is Dr. Richard Stoffer. Students may become involved in studies of the biological and physical attributes and processes that characterize these preserves. Each preserve contains unique habitat and wildlife and thus offers a variety of study opportunities.

Stop by our blog to check out research internship opportunities, students and department news, and local-to-global environmental science issues and solutions. To subscribe to the RSS feed, click the icon.

These resources are popular library databases that our science students choose to utilize semester after semester. NOTE: a student ID and password is required.

It's a part of college - completing a research internship or getting some on-the-job training. Start here by accessing some popular internship resources.

For NSF's REU site navigate to any desired field to find a research opportunity.

Earn money toward your education here at Ashland University. Between our faculty and financial aid professionals, we make it easy to find funding for you.

Let's keep the conversation going - connect with Ashland Sciences at any of these sites.