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Enjoy the autumn bird migration with videos and activities from the Ketterson Lab!
Take a virtual tour of the beloved Biology Building Greenhouse on the Bloomington campus of Indiana University. Enjoy beautiful photographs and fun facts for some of our special plants as you virtually wander through the peaceful conservatory rooms.
Follow a bacterial cell in this amazing animated adventure by IU Biology professor & microbiologist Jake McKinlay, then color your own bacterial adventures.
These coloring pages pertain to biology subjects like photosynthesis, evolution and Darwin, wearing a mask to fight COVID-19, and the animal cell.
Put yourself in the shoes of a plant pathologist and go on a mission to find “new plant pathogens” out in nature!
How do microbes on the surface of seeds affect plant growth? Find out with this hands-on experiment.
Decoding the secret language of mice helps us understand how our communication changes after social isolation.
Click through an interactive investigation to learn about the secret language of mice, and what our ears have to do with it.
Learn how mouse communication compares to human communication.
Read and color this short story to learn about the mutually beneficial relationship between small, soil-dwelling worms and their bacterial partners.
Learn how bacteria communicate with each other to accomplish group behaviors.
Do you want to know more about Microbiology? Print out these coloring pages to explore Microbiology research at IU and learn fun facts!
Make a paper model of a virus that makes bacteria sick. Learn about the differences between bacteria and viruses and the potential of using viruses to cure disease.
Learn about biodiversity, ecosystem services, and green infrastructure with BUWP.
Watch up-close videos of tree swallows in action and follow along with activities that teach some of the techniques scientists use to help understand how and why animals do what they do.
See a pair of tree swallows attacking a fake (decoy) tree swallow that’s been placed at the entrance to their nestbox. Scientists use these fake intrusions to measure aggressiveness in the territory-owning birds.
Coloring pages showcasing bird behavior.
Assemble this guide, become familiar with some local feathered friends, and then head outdoors to record the birds that you see.
⊕ by providing exciting hands-on experiences with science
⊕ by promoting meaningful and direct exchanges with scientists
⊕ by highlighting scientific research and teaching at IU