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Sophia Perdikaris talks with academic counselors on a tour of Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster

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Academic counselors tour Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster County. October 17, 2022.

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Academic counselors leave after a tour of Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster County. October 17,

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Sophia Perdikaris describes the Reller Praire to a group of counselors. The interior of the metal bu

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Academic counselors step through tall grass to view a pig carcass kept in a containment fence for fo

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Sophia Perdikaris talks with academic counselors on a tour of Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster

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Academic counselors leave the metal building for a tour of the Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster

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Fall comes to Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster County. October 17, 2022.

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An aerial photo shows academic advisers as they tour Reller Prairie in southwest Lancaster County. A

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David Mabie, Assistant Professor of Practice in the Department of Biological Systems Engineering, is

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Biological/botanical study plots dot the landscape at Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell,

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies discusses her vision for the

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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The buildings on the Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska, are slowly being renov

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A chalkboard shows a diagram of the Reller Prairie Field Station. The history Reller Prairie Field S

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Biological/botanical study plots with invasive Red Cedar trees dot the top of the hill at Reller Pra

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Kat Bickert, unit coordinator of the School of Global Integrative Studies, Luann Wandsnider, Profess

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies discusses her vision for the

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Tick check. Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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William Belcher, associate professor of anthropology (left); LuAnn Wandsnider, professor of anthropo

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Biological/botanical study plots with invasive Red Cedar trees dot the top of the hill at Reller Pra

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Reller Prairie t-shirt. Reller Prairie Field Station south of Martell, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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Luann Wandsnider, Professor in the School of Global Integrative Studies, Sophia Perdikaris, Director

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A blackboard is decorated by the last class held in 2011 at Reller, before the rehabilitation began.

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Sophia Perdikaris, Director of the School of Global Integrative Studies and Kat Bickert, unit coordi

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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An aerial view of the Reller Prairie Research Station. The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 a

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The original signage for the Reller Prairie Field Station hides in the weeds. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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The Reller Prairie Field Station sits on 80 acres southwest of Sprague, Nebraska. August 3, 2021.

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Students who take courses at Cedar Point stay in cabins, eat in the dining facilities and learn on t

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Students dive in Lake Ogallala under the watchful eye of Bill Belcher, assistant professor of anthro

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Canoes, kayaks, and boats line the shore for waterfront activities at Cedar Point Biological Station

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Cedar Point is on the edge of the Nebraska Sandhills. Cedar Point Biological Station near Ogallala,

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Students dive in Lake Ogallala under the watchful eye of Bill Belcher, assistant professor of anthro

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Students dive in Lake Ogallala under the watchful eye of Bill Belcher, assistant professor of anthro

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Cedar Point is on the edge of the Nebraska Sandhills. Cedar Point Biological Station near Ogallala,

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Students dive in Lake Ogallala under the watchful eye of Bill Belcher, assistant professor of anthro

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Students dive in Lake Ogallala under the watchful eye of Bill Belcher, assistant professor of anthro

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Students who take courses at Cedar Point stay in cabins, eat in the dining facilities and learn on t

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The view from Sarah Kaizar's cabin at Cedar Point overlooked Lake Ogallala, camp buildings and the e

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Hailey Showalter, a junior Hospitality Restaurant and Tourism Management major rinses dishes after t

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Students who take courses at Cedar Point stay in cabins, eat in the dining facilities and learn on t

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Sarah Kaizar participated in the Cedar Point artist-in-residence program to complete illustrations f

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Students who take courses at Cedar Point stay in cabins, eat in the dining facilities and learn on t

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