May 2, 2024 Ian Stonefield: Seeing the Forest for the Trees By James DuffyFor Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity (EEB) senior Ian Stonefield, the natural world has always […] Temple University Ambler, the Temple University Office of Sustainability and the Temple University Office of the Provost will host the first ever Temple University Bike Tour on Sunday, April 28, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Apr. 8, 2024 Temple Ambler to Host First Bike Tour Between Campuses — Sunday, April 28 By James DuffyOn Sunday, April 28, Rebecca Collins, Director of Temple University’s Office of Sustainability, […] Dec. 12, 2023 Meet Our Temple Ambler Field Station Research Interns: Jack Brownfield By James DuffyWe are continuing our series introducing you to the Temple Ambler Field Station Research Interns as […] Oct. 4, 2023 Temple Ambler EarthFest Explores The Science of Scary By James DuffyIt goes without saying that some things in nature are simply frightening. Coming across a snake in […] Oct. 4, 2023 Temple Ambler To Host Great American Campout 2023 By James DuffyThe benefits from outdoor play for mind, body and spirit are well-documented and create a lasting […] Sep. 10, 2023 Danielle Smith: Taking Flight With Outdoor Education By James DuffyIf you’ve ever seen the popular anime series My Hero Academia, you know what a quirk is. For the […] This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students gained hands-on experience designing and constructing five new sculptures for wildlife at Temple Ambler.Photo by James F. Duffy Jul. 12, 2023 Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: Sculpture On the Wild(life) Side In the summer of 2022, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture introduced "The […] Five sculptures created by Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture students — Flutter, The Spider Viewer, Foxational, The Spring Peeper, and Woven — are now permanent installations in the Ambler Arboretum, the Temple Ambler Field Station and around campus.Photo by James F. Duffy Jun. 29, 2023 Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: A Place for Foxes, Frogs, Butterflies and Spiders By James DuffyThis summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students, […] Temple Ambler Field Station Student Research Intern recently graduated from Temple with a degree in Biochemistry.Photo by James F. Duffy May 10, 2022 Gabrielle Widjaja: Getting Hand-on with Biochemistry in the Temple Ambler Field Station By James DuffyTemple University recent graduate Gabrielle Widjaja never expected to be involved in the type of […] Dec. 10, 2020 Mariana Bonfim: Research and Teaching as Connecting Bridges Between People and Nature Mariana Bonfim, a PhD candidate in Biology at Temple University and Research Assistant with the […] Nov. 10, 2020 Temple University Ambler Officially Designated a Field Station Temple University Ambler has more than a century of teaching and researching sustainable practices […] Nov. 10, 2020 Amy Freestone: Teaching Locally, Researching Globally Antarctica. Madagascar. Panama. Alaska. Comoros. Belize. This isn’t a travelogue. They are just […]
May 2, 2024 Ian Stonefield: Seeing the Forest for the Trees By James DuffyFor Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity (EEB) senior Ian Stonefield, the natural world has always […] Temple University Ambler, the Temple University Office of Sustainability and the Temple University Office of the Provost will host the first ever Temple University Bike Tour on Sunday, April 28, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Apr. 8, 2024 Temple Ambler to Host First Bike Tour Between Campuses — Sunday, April 28 By James DuffyOn Sunday, April 28, Rebecca Collins, Director of Temple University’s Office of Sustainability, […] Dec. 12, 2023 Meet Our Temple Ambler Field Station Research Interns: Jack Brownfield By James DuffyWe are continuing our series introducing you to the Temple Ambler Field Station Research Interns as […] Oct. 4, 2023 Temple Ambler EarthFest Explores The Science of Scary By James DuffyIt goes without saying that some things in nature are simply frightening. Coming across a snake in […] Oct. 4, 2023 Temple Ambler To Host Great American Campout 2023 By James DuffyThe benefits from outdoor play for mind, body and spirit are well-documented and create a lasting […] Sep. 10, 2023 Danielle Smith: Taking Flight With Outdoor Education By James DuffyIf you’ve ever seen the popular anime series My Hero Academia, you know what a quirk is. For the […] This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students gained hands-on experience designing and constructing five new sculptures for wildlife at Temple Ambler.Photo by James F. Duffy Jul. 12, 2023 Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: Sculpture On the Wild(life) Side In the summer of 2022, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture introduced "The […] Five sculptures created by Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture students — Flutter, The Spider Viewer, Foxational, The Spring Peeper, and Woven — are now permanent installations in the Ambler Arboretum, the Temple Ambler Field Station and around campus.Photo by James F. Duffy Jun. 29, 2023 Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: A Place for Foxes, Frogs, Butterflies and Spiders By James DuffyThis summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students, […] Temple Ambler Field Station Student Research Intern recently graduated from Temple with a degree in Biochemistry.Photo by James F. Duffy May 10, 2022 Gabrielle Widjaja: Getting Hand-on with Biochemistry in the Temple Ambler Field Station By James DuffyTemple University recent graduate Gabrielle Widjaja never expected to be involved in the type of […] Dec. 10, 2020 Mariana Bonfim: Research and Teaching as Connecting Bridges Between People and Nature Mariana Bonfim, a PhD candidate in Biology at Temple University and Research Assistant with the […] Nov. 10, 2020 Temple University Ambler Officially Designated a Field Station Temple University Ambler has more than a century of teaching and researching sustainable practices […] Nov. 10, 2020 Amy Freestone: Teaching Locally, Researching Globally Antarctica. Madagascar. Panama. Alaska. Comoros. Belize. This isn’t a travelogue. They are just […]
