Highlands Biological Station

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Time to Explore

Issue: April 2025

Introducing a powerful new way to navigate Highlands Biological Station’s natural treasures.

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An Incredible Year

Issue: November 2024

In a busy year of events and excitement, Highlands Biological Foundation celebrates education, research, arrivals, and the wild things that share the Plateau.

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Highlands On The Half Shell

Issue: October 2024

The Highlands Biological Station is once more hosting its Highlands on the Half-Shell, 4:00 P.M. until dark, Sunday, October 6. Visit highlandsbiological.org for more information and to purchase your ticket(s). 

People, Places, and Plants

Issue: September 2024

All the Green Things get their day on the Plateau at the Native Plant Symposium, September 13-14. For more details and registration, visit highlandsbiological.org. 

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Highlands Bat Blitz

Issue: September 2024

“Every dog has its day.” It turns out that every Plateau bat has its nights – September 10-14.

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Zahner Conservation Lectures

Issue: June 2024

The glories of our natural heritage come into focus with the 2024 Zahner Lecture Season, June 13 through August 15.

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Young Adventurers Arise!

Issue: March 2024

Families are invited to join in the season of new life and new understanding with Highlands Biological Foundation’s Eco-Explorations. Register at highlandsbiological.org.

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A Semester in Highlands

Issue: December 2023

This author and her fellow researchers will present their findings to the public at the Highlands Nature Center on December 14 at 10:00 A.M.

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Migration Celebration | Highlands Biological Foundation

Issue: November 2023

A grant from the Highlands Biological Foundation ensures that Macon County sixth graders experience the Wild Things up close.

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