Umces Appalachian Laboratory

The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science's Appalachian Laboratory, founded in Frostburg in 1962, conducts research on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems in Western Maryland and the broader Appalachian region. Their scientists provide expertise and guidance on air and water quality, wildlife and forest management, and biodiversity conservation to state, national, and international leaders. They also offer advanced degree programs, engage in citizen science initiatives, and develop K-12 curriculum to train and inspire future researchers and environmental stewards.

Appalachian Laboratory's research focuses on the rich and diverse environments of Western Maryland, including the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay. Their scientists study ecosystems in various parts of the world, emphasizing the unique characteristics of the Appalachian region. With a commitment to science and education, they contribute to the understanding and preservation of natural resources while training the next generation of environmental leaders.

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