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Acquired in 1963. Owner. Washington University in St. Louis. Website. https://tyson.wustl.edu/. Tyson Research Center is a 2,000-acre (8.1 km 2) environmental field station owned and operated by Washington University in St. Louis in the St. Louis, Missouri metropolitan area east of Eureka.
About Us — Tyson Research Center. Advancing scientific discovery, facilitating collaboration. Tyson is the environmental field station for Washington University in St. Louis and a resource for faculty, staff, and students at WashU and beyond.
- 6750 Tyson Valley Road Eureka, MO, 63025
- tyson@wustl.edu
- (314) 935-8430
11 apr 2024 · Browse the report to learn more. See past annual reports. We are the environmental field station of Washington University in St. Louis. Our mission is to provide opportunities for environmental research and education for students and faculty from Washington University and beyond.
Tyson Research Center is a 2,000-acre outdoor laboratory owned and managed by Washington University in St. Louis. Tyson Research Center’s mission is to provide a living landscape for environmental research and education.
Driving scientific discovery. Research at Tyson spans many environmental topics and includes studies on biodiversity, disease, climate change, art, and architecture.
- 6750 Tyson Valley Road Eureka, MO, 63025
- tyson@wustl.edu
- (314) 935-8430
30 ago 2010 · The Tyson Research Center property offered an ideal, diverse setting in which to merge biology and the built environment within 2,000 acres of hilly mixed-hardwood forest, with prairies and ponds In 2009, university administrators, Tyson leadership, and the design team from Hellmuth+Bicknese Architects struck out to create a new ...
The Tyson Research Center Site (TRCS) is located at Washington University in St. Louis’ 800-ha environmental field station near Saint Louis, Missouri. Positioned in Oak-Hickory Forest at the edge of the Missouri Ozarks, the TRCS represents the central-most ForestGEO site in the United States and encompasses strong edaphic and topographic ...
