Our work is centered around applied science, education, and community engagement. We work with farmers, non-profit organizations, conservation groups, natural resource and land managers, and artists to support biodiversity and valuable ecosystem services provided by plants, insects, and microbes.
OU Student Farmers
The OU Student Organic Farm is one of our core research sites and a great place for community engagement and educational outreach. We’ve partnered with OU student farmers + other farms, including the MSU Detroit Partnership for Food Innovation & Learning.
Plants for Pollinators
We love to collaborate with artists to illustrate the importance of plants and insects. Currently, we’re working with Kendra Mojica from Black Fern Studio to develop a children’s book about the ecology of native plants and pollinators. Stay tuned for details!
An Image is Worth…
More than 1000 words! Photography captures the beauty and importance of plants and insects. We use images in our research and educational work. Joseph Ferraro is one of our favorite macro-photographers and has been an invaluable collaborator over the years.
Projects in the Jamieson Lab involve collaborative research, education, and community engagement efforts that aim to support plant and insect conservation, natural resource management, and agroecology.
Reach out to inquire about opportunities to collaborate or partner with the Jamieson Lab!
