Stengl Lost Pines

A 600-acre pine oak woodland and savanna just 40 miles from Austin

History

Founded on the generosity of UT alumna Dr. Lorraine “Casey” Stengl, the Stengl Biological Research Station has served as a valuable refuge for wildlife for decades. 

History

Mission and Vision

Stengl Lost Pines aims to contribute to research, education and conservation efforts while preparing the next generation of scientists and promoting outreach and collaboration.

Mission and Vision

Resources and Facilities

Find information on species lists, facilities maps and other field station resources. 

Resources and Facilities

User Guidelines

Review essential guidelines and protocols for utilizing Stengl Lost Pines to ensure a seamless and productive experience for all users.

USER GUIDELINES

Get Involved

Find opportunities to volunteer, conduct research and donate to our mission. 

Get Involved

Location & Contact

Get directions and contact Stengl Lost Pines.

Location & Contact