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WELCOME TO THE ILLINOIS NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY, PART OF THE PRAIRIE RESEARCH
INSTITUTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS


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Study: When do timber rattlesnakes emerge in the spring in Illinois?
Natural History Survey



STUDY: WHEN DO TIMBER RATTLESNAKES EMERGE IN THE SPRING IN ILLINOIS?

INHS malacologist Sarah Douglass among the sixteen employees honored with
Chancellor's Staff Excellence Award
Natural History Survey



INHS MALACOLOGIST SARAH DOUGLASS AMONG THE SIXTEEN EMPLOYEES HONORED WITH
CHANCELLOR'S STAFF EXCELLENCE AWARD

INHS survey studies Illinois hunters’ beliefs about controlling disease in deer
populations
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INHS SURVEY STUDIES ILLINOIS HUNTERS’ BELIEFS ABOUT CONTROLLING DISEASE IN DEER
POPULATIONS


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The INHS biological collections consist of millions of specimens and represent
the most complete record of Illinois biota anywhere.

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INHS is home to five environmental assessment programs, monitoring plants,
animals, ecosystems and habitats across the state.

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Lauren Dean, assistant research scientist


LAUREN DEAN, ASSISTANT RESEARCH SCIENTIST

Hope Dermott, visiting scientific specialist


HOPE DERMOTT, VISITING SCIENTIFIC SPECIALIST

Dr. Nohra Mateus-Pinilla, 2024 Distinguished Research Scientist Award recipient


DR. NOHRA MATEUS-PINILLA, 2024 DISTINGUISHED RESEARCH SCIENTIST AWARD RECIPIENT




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Learning by listening to the people who live it


LEARNING BY LISTENING TO THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IT

Starving mosquitoes for science


STARVING MOSQUITOES FOR SCIENCE

Following in the footsteps of early 20th century naturalist Elizabeth Kerr


FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY NATURALIST ELIZABETH KERR




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