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INHS Reports July 2015
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INHS Reports May 2015
Herpetofaunal Surveys of Northeastern Illinois Sand Prairies
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INHS Reports April 2015
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INHS Reports February 2015
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INHS Reports March 2015
The Effect of Storage Temperature and Storage Time on Fungal Diversity
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INHS Reports January 2015
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Opportunities
Job opportunities available through the Illinois Natural History Survey can be found here- listings are updated as needed... Read more
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INHS Reports December 2014
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INHS Reports November 2014
Impact of Ecosystem Changes on Angling for Lake Michigan Yellow Perch
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INHS Entomologist Chris Dietrich honored
A new species of leafhopper has been named for INHS Entomologist Christopher Dietrich in recognition of his extensive work on the group. Read more
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INHS Reports October 2014
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Medical Entomology
To provide for research on disease vectors associated with used and waste tires, and the diseases they spread... Read More
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Aerial waterfowl inventories
Aerial inventories of waterfowl abundance, species composition, and distribution have been conducted throughout Illinois during fall, winter, and spring migrations since 1948. A new website has been developed to explain the program. Read more
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INHS Reports July 2014
New Illinois Campaign Highlights Importance of Invasive Species Prevention
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INHS Reports August 2014
Spatial Ecology of the Smooth Softshell Turtle (Apalone mutica) in the Kaskaskia River of Illinois
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Diseases in Reptile Populations
INHS researchers collaborate to devise a method to detect deadly fungus in endangered snake populations.Read More -- Watch a video
Since 1858, the
Illinois Natural History Survey
has been the guardian and recorder of the biological resources of Illinois.
