Welcome to the Echinacea Project website!
This site contains information about our research, including an overview of the Echinacea Project. If you have any additional questions, feel free to visit our personal webpages or contact us.
New! We just had a paper published in the July issue of The American Naturalist. It's freely available at the Am Nat website and on the Echinacea Project's Resources page.
New! We posted photos of prairie insect specimens from our collection, including many bees that pollinate Echinacea. It's not yet complete, but we wanted to share what we have available!
A postdoctoral research position is currently available in the Echinacea project.
Our summer field research internships for 2008 are filled. Our other paid opportunities for teachers and undergraduate students are also filled for summer 2008. Please check back in January 2009 to learn about opportunities for summer 2009. Volunteer opportunities are available.
Read about our many research endeavors during summer 2007 and our seedling growth experiments in spring 2006.
New! Our field blog is up and running. Visit the Echinacea flog to see current photos and read details about our summer activities. During summer 2007 we maintained a field blog and we've already found it to be more useful and entertaining than paper field notebooks.