UMSL Biological Society/ Tri Beta

11/12/2022

This morning, some of our members visited the zoo! If you are interested in our future events and/or meetings, please feel free to dm us via Facebook for more information!

08/29/2020

Welcome back tritons! We are so excited to have everyone back this semester! We hope all of you had a great first week of classes! Your exec board can not wait to see all of your faces soon! We will have more updates later on meeting times and other activities we will host this year! Good luck this semester and have a great weekend tritons! 🔱❤️💛

05/17/2020

Bugs aren’t just occasional nuisances, they’re crucial to the environment. Now populations of species worldwide are falling at alarming rates.

04/03/2020

03/29/2020

03/10/2020

These guys can survive in the vacuum of space and in most extreme environments that are thought to be uninhabitable...

02/24/2020

Introducing the Spring 2020 officers & a how-to guide on joining our society and Tri-Beta!

02/20/2020

02/17/2020

Hello Everyone,

I hope your week has gone well! Our first meeting for the spring semester is Tuesday the 18th at 3:30 in Stadler 123. At the meeting, we will be discussing our future plans for this semester and possible volunteer opportunities. I hope to see you all there! If you know any friends interested in joining the society, please bring them along with you! As always if you have any questions do not be afraid to reach out.

Thank you,
Jess Probert

02/04/2020

Hello everyone,

I hope you had a great winter break and are enjoying your classes this semester! I am sending out a Doodle Poll with our next potential meeting times for the upcoming weeks of February 10th-20th. Please choose a couple dates that work well with your schedule and complete the poll by Monday February 10th. This is our first meeting of the semester where we will discuss our upcoming events and plans for the next few weeks. Feel free to invite anyone interested in our group and we hope to see you all there!

Your Treasurer,

Jess Probert

Informational Meeting New Members Welcome!

12/07/2019

: This critically endangered lemur species, Diademed sifaka, is particularly threatened because female lemurs may only be fertile one day a year, limiting its ability to rebuild fragmented populations.

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