VISITOR INFORMATION - APPLICATIONS
Applications fall into three categories: Research, Education, and "Other". Below are links to each of the three types of applications and procedures and policies associated with using the McLaughlin Reserve for each of these categories
Research includes: academic studies in art, science, social sciences, humanities, etc. conducted by graduate students, undergraduate students, faculty, professional scientists/researchers, amateur scientists/researchers, high school students under teacher supervision, interns, etc.
Education includes: University/College classes with official course numbers; K-12 classes; other classes without formal academic standing (e.g. a class offered through a Botanic Garden, an informal course run by a professor for a university geology club, etc.)
Other includes: community events such as field trips organized through a group such as a Land Trust, Botanical Society, Boy Scouts, etc; academic retreats or meetings; symposia or conferences; environmental art projects for non-academic purposes; other possible uses as approved by the Reserve Directors.