NABSLinks - Biological research stations

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Churchill Northern Studies Center (402)
Arctic research in climatology, archaeology, birds, mammals and plants.
Delta Marsh Biological Station (320)
Located at the University of Manitoba Field Station at Delta Marsh, one of the largest lacustrine marshes in North America.
National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) (643)
In response to grand challenges in ecology and the environmental sciences, the National Science Foundation (NSF) has proposed that Major Research Equipment and Facilities Construction (NSF-MREFC) funds be used to implement a new and unprecedented research and education platform—NEON, the National Ecological Observatory Network. NEON will be the first national ecological measurement and observation system designed both to answer regional- to continental-scale scientific questions and to have the interdisciplinary participation necessary to achieve credible ecological forecasting and prediction. As such, NEON will transform the way we conduct science by enabling the integration of research and education from natural to human systems, and from genomes to the biosphere. Social scientists and educators will join ecologists and physical scientists in NEON planning and design and participate as observatory users, recognizing that we live on landscapes that are, to varying degrees, human-dominated ecosystems.
New York Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (314)
The Department of Natural Resources at Cornell University. Hydroecology and Fish Biology.
Organization of Biological Field Stations in the U.S. (434)
An association of more than 200 field stations and professionals concerned with field facilities for biological research and education, primarily in North and Central America. Site includes links to OBFS member stations.
The University of Michigan Biological Station (415)
University of Montana:Flathead Lake Biological Station (337)
Research here emphasizes the limnology of the Flathead River-Lake Ecosystem.