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Socio-ecological research in urban and suburban garden systems

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Socio-ecological research in urban and suburban garden systems

  • About
  • Why Study Gardens?
Garden Ecology Lab Logo
  • Instagram
  • Link

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Categories

  • bees (35)
  • Beneficial Insects (20)
  • building integrated agriculture (2)
  • Garden Design (14)
  • garden ecology (49)
  • Garden Ecology Lab Briefs (1)
  • Garden Microbes (4)
  • invasive species (1)
  • Lab News (27)
  • Lawns (2)
  • Methods (6)
  • microbiome (1)
  • Microplastics (2)
  • Native Plants (53)
  • People (15)
  • Plant of the Week (14)
  • Pollinator of the Week (9)
  • Pollinators (32)
  • science (56)
  • social science (2)
  • space (1)
  • teaching (4)
  • The Roots of Research (4)
  • Top 10 Plants for Pollinators (10)
  • Uncategorized (2)
  • urban (10)
  • urban soils (9)
  • What are the bees doing (4)

Aaron Angelee bees butterflies butterfly Clarkia ecology research field research Garden Garden Bee garden bees Garden design garden ecology garden plants Garden Pollinator garden science garden soils Gwynne honey bees Insect Decline Isabella Jen Lauren Lucas Meet the Lab microbiome microplastics mykl nativars native bees native cultivars Native Plants online learning pollinators Portland profile research science behind the scenes soil sampling soil test syrphid flies top10 urban agriculture urban soils webinar

2021 Field Update: Natives & Nativars

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    October 14, 2021
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A student in jeans and a long sleeved shirt, wearing a mask, stands in the middle of his containerized tomato garden research plot.

Tyler’s Research on Containerized Vegetable Gardens

  • Post date
    August 27, 2021
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A Bee’s Eye View: UV photography and bee vision

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    July 30, 2021
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    2

Five Scientific Studies that Changed the Way I Think About Gardens: Part 4: Native Plants’ Benefits to Biodiversity Cascade Across Trophic Levels

  • Post date
    July 28, 2021

Encountering Microbiomes in the Garden

  • Post date
    July 23, 2021
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    4

Spring with the Mason Bees

  • Post date
    June 28, 2021

A Story of Gophers & Great Camas

  • Post date
    January 18, 2021

Garden Ecology Lab Year in Review: COVID Edition

  • Post date
    December 31, 2020

Five Scientific Studies that Changed the Way I Think About Gardens, Part 3: Wild Bees > Honey Bees

  • Post date
    December 19, 2020
Flower-filled garden in Oudolf style

The Gardens of Piet Oudolf: Pollinator Paradise?

  • Post date
    November 4, 2020

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