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Illinois Natural History Survey Since 1858, the Illinois Natural History Survey has been the guardian and recorder of the biological

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10/23/2026

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๐Ÿงฌ Weโ€™re hiring: Postdoctoral Research Associate, Wildlife Genetics - Join Illinois Natural History Survey.

Conduct wildlife genetics studies, coordinate DNA sequencing, and contribute to laboratory and fieldwork in Champaign, Illinois.
Apply by Oct. 31, 2026

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Did you know that tens of thousands of birds are migrating across North America to warmer climates right now? ๐ŸฆResearche...
10/02/2026

Did you know that tens of thousands of birds are migrating across North America to warmer climates right now? ๐Ÿฆ
Researchers at Illinois Natural History Survey and Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences at Illinois manage a bird banding station to capture, record, band, and release birds traveling down the Mississippi Flyway as part of a long-term migration ecology project.
Enjoy these snapshots of recent bird encounters from the field.

09/21/2026

Happy Monday all! Cheers to a new week and cooler temps!
Research Institute Natural History Survey

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07/28/2026
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07/23/2026

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"I saw my first live western corn rootworm in a cornfield northeast of Urbana, Illinois. I did not suspect then that the little yellow and black beetle would become my teacher, co-conspirator, and inspiration for the next three decades of my career."

๐ŸŒฝ In a new From the Field story, Joe Spencer, insect behaviorist at Illinois Natural History Survey, reflects on 30 years of research on agriculture's most formidable pests: the western corn rootworm.

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We are so grateful for Bill and Cindy's support of the INHS Insect Collection! ๐Ÿž Read the full story at https://loom.ly/...
07/22/2026

We are so grateful for Bill and Cindy's support of the INHS Insect Collection! ๐Ÿž Read the full story at https://loom.ly/Ccq0jG4

07/16/2026

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