Tyson Research Center
 | Tyson's mission is to provide a living landscape for environmental research and education. To that end, Tyson provides landscape-scale experimental venues for studies on ecosystem sustainability: an outdoor laboratory for important research and teaching opportunities for Washington University and other nearby institutions; research and educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students related to the environment and sustainability, and it serves as a showpiece for sustainable architecture. The Research Center also maintains relationships with other organizations, government agencies and private landowners in the vicinity to develop a network of natural areas available for research and teaching activities. |
Tyson includes 1,966 acres, including: thick forests, fields, restored
native prairies, streams and ponds.
I-CARES Director, Himadri Pakrasi: Wilson Hall 308, phone 935-6853,
pakrasi@wustl.edu
Washington University in St. Louis | Campus Box 1137 | Wilson Hall | p:(314) 935-9541 | f:(314) 935-8818
