Spring into dye tracing with our step-by-step guides and hands-on training opportunities!

How-to-videos

Check out CHL's Youtube channel for how-to videos on dye tracing field methods.

These videos are a good refresher for any tracing pro and an excellent resource for newbies on avoiding cross-contamination. Give us a call to get set up with the supplies you need for

DIY dye tracing.

Visit our online store and find pricing on our webpage.

Webinars

Fluorescent Dye Tracing: Applied Methods for Environmental Solutions

The webinar series option is great for those who cannot travel and are looking for an introduction to dye tracing. The full series includes detailed information on how to design traces, select dyes and the big question

- dye quantity.

You can register and purchase online HERE.

Field Courses

CHL is offering Karst Hydrogeology as a field course, May 7-13th. find more information HERE.

If your organization has a minimum of 8 participants we can offer similar workshops at your convenience, with a minimum of 12, an instructor can

travel to you.

Contact CHL for pricing and details.

Consultation, Research, Student Engagement

CHL would like to welcome the 2023 Mahurin-Crawford Cave Research Fellows– Honors College students, Katie Lane and Evie Dukes!! Pictured L to R.

Ms. Lane will be completing her Honor’s thesis research assessing access for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing at Mammoth Cave National Park. Ms. Lane hails from Nashville, Tennessee and is passionate about science interpretation, water resources, and sustainability.

Ms. Evie Dukes is from Paducah, Kentucky and is currently pursuing a triple major in Environmental Science, Chinese, and Spanish. Her interest in the natural world is evident from conducting previous biological research at Cloudbridge Nature Preserve in Costa Rica in 2022 to exploring nature via hiking, photography, and kayaking as well as raising a family of very cute ducks. Learn More.

Gatton Underground!

Gatton Academy high-school students, Mia West, Mykah Carden, and Gracie Veith are digging into cave and karst research with WKU faculty this spring. The team conducted a fluorescent dye tracer test to explore urban groundwater issues in the region.

The Gatton Academy is Kentucky’s first two-year residential STEM program for gifted and talented high school students.

Address: 1906 College Heights Blvd.

Bowling Green, KY, 42101

Phone: 270-745-9224