Invasives make a splash at the Creek Show
by Joe Matza, Texas Applied Arts... 
Biodiversity Blog
by Joe Matza, Texas Applied Arts... 
The Chinaberry tree actually... The Trees of BFL: Sugarberry (Celtis laevigata)
The sugar hackberry... 
The Atta roach in... Playing With Fire: Ant-Agonists
CLICK ON IMAGE TO... Announcing the annual Focus on Biology science imaging contest
The Biodiversity Center and... Fall Colors at the Brackenridge Field Lab
Fall is here in Central Texas,... 
Click on image to play... Biodiversity Center Sponsors Freshman Research Initiative Course
Biodiversity Discovery FRI Students... Fire Ants and their Phorid Fly Foes: Brackenridge Field Lab and Biodiversity Collections Engage Visitors at UT Explore 2018
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| Rob Plowes, Research Scientist at BFL, speaks with a young student (Photo courtesy Alejandro Santillana Ferna) |
UT Explore was held on Saturday March 3rd, drawing a large crowd of families, students, and teachers. The annual event seeks to encourage community interest in research and higher education, and the important impact UT has on Austin and the world at large.
The Terrifying Science Behind Floating Fire Ant Colonies
Hurricane Harvey has revealed its...
BFL continues work with Drought-Net
We're beginning our second year of...
BFL is proud to host Science Under the Stars
Starlight twinkles through the trees and...
A new microsporidian is the first described pathogen of tawny crazy ants
A new study describing the first...
National Report Highlights Brackenridge Field Lab
Brackenridge Field Lab’s national reputation—as a...
