Longitudinal Study of mature second growth PNW forests in an evolving rural/suburban environment.  Started 1973.

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Animal Behavioral Study of Evolutionary Forces impacting fish causing them to form shoals and schools.  Mathematical, computational, and game theory models supported by local and world-wide observations.

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Longitudinal Study of the co-evolution of local wet-wood termites and their predatorial orb-web spiders within the forest.

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Longitudinal Study of the onsite Douglas Squirrel population and their predators.

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Longitudinal Study of the population of introduced olympic oysters.

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Longitudinal and Human Historical Study of salmon spawning events within Little Manzanita Creek watershed and Manzanita Creek itself.

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Observational Study of physiological differences affecting behavioral differences between harbor seals and California Sea Lions and their association with local shore birds.

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Longitudinal Study of PNW understory plants in competition within the shifting microclimates of patch sunshine under the growing and evolving shade of the overstory deciduous and coniferous trees.

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Longitudinal study of the interaction of estuarian predatorial avaians such as Eagles, Blue Herons, crows, Ravens, King Fishers, and Ospreys.

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Behavioral and longitudinal studies of Canada geese within Little manzanita Creek Estuary.  Focus on aggression, dominance, social, and group behavior.