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Hill Country Field Station

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  • Brackenridge Field Laboratory
    • History
    • Resources and Facilities
    • Research Areas
    • User Guidelines
    • Get Involved
    • Contact
  • Hill Country Field Station
  • Marine Science Institute
  • McDonald Observatory
  • Stengl Lost Pines
    • History
    • Mission and Vision
    • Resources and Facilities
    • User Guidelines
    • Get Involved
    • Contact
  • White Family Outdoor Learning Center
  • Wildflower Center

With support from the Winn family of Dallas, including alumnus Steve Winn (B.S., ’69) and his wife Melinda, UT is embarking on a significant new commitment in biodiversity, natural-resources and field-station research. 

The Winn Family Foundation donation supports creation of a Hill Country Field Station, and supports long-term operations for the Texas Field Station Network, as well as related biological and environmental research, educational programs and public outreach. The field station’s long-term monitoring will help land owners and policymakers better understand how changes in climate, species and development affect the land, water and other natural resources in the Hill Country and elsewhere.

Research on Site

Contact us about opportunities for research linked to the Hill Country Field Station.

thomas.schiefer@utexas.edu

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