RET Jacob DeGroot and OSU graduate student Tatiana Latorre set up a malaise trap to catch and sample flying insects

RET Jacob DeGroot and OSU graduate student Tatiana Latorre set up a malaise trap to catch and sample flying insects

Mercedes Allen, an udergraduate student with a VIEW Fellowship, with sample bags of stream invertebrates

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre configures a widlife cam

Maidenhair fern

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre carefully inspects insects on a sample plate

A sticky substance captures insects which are later identified in the laboratory

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre collects sticky trap samples

Student and teacher researchers use a serber sampler to collect stream invertebrates

Undergraduate Mercedes Allen and teacher researchers use a serber sampler to collect stream invertebrates

Student and teacher researchers use a serber sampler to collect stream invertebrates

Stream invertebrates are removed from rocks and identified

Undergraduate Mercedes Allen and RET Matt Retterath use a serber sampler to collect stream invertebrates

A sieve holds a sample of rocks and stream invertebrates

researchers pause to look at a small salamander

Undergraduate Mercedes Allen with a small pacific giant salamander

student and teacher researchers use a serber sampler to collect stream invertebrates

RET Matt Retterath collects stream invertebrate samples into a bag

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre inspects sticky traps set out to capture insects that fly along and across the streambed

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre inspects sticky traps set out to capture insects that fly along and across the streambed

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre inspects sticky traps set out to capture insects that fly along and across the streambed

RET Ryan Herlands with a serber sampler

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre inspects sticky traps set out to capture insects that fly along and across the streambed

Teachers examine stream invertebrates

This tree's tag number identifies it as part of a long-term study on tree growth and mortality

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre moves through her sample plots at the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest

Undergraduate and teacher researchers pause to pose with a small salamander

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre, undergrad Mercedes Allen, and teacher pose with a small salamander

The whole crew stops for a picture

The whole crew stops for a picture

Graduate student Tatiana Latorre and undergraduate student Mercedes Allen stop for a picture

sticky traps were used to sample flying insects

The whole crew stops for a picture with all of their field equipment.