The James H. Barrow Biological Field Station is a plus-acre active research and educational facility only three miles from Hiram College. The Field Station not only enhances the biology and environmental studies programs but delivers enrichment and inspiration for students in all majors.
Image: Class looking at wildlife at the field station. Work, intern, research, and enjoy the Field Station while still getting involved on campus. Guided by faculty and professional staff at the Field Station, come get involved at the Field Station:. All opportunities at the Field Station educate students about native plants, animals, and the ecology of northeastern Ohio.
The Field Station provides insight into the critical issues of habitat preservation and conservation of natural resources. There are numerous opportunities waiting to be explored at the Field Station!
Our Field Station staff has recently restarted a quarterly newsletter to update our audience on current projects, research, and events happening on the Field Station grounds each season!
Read our first issue of the newsletter below. Barrow Biological Field Station is a great benefit to students as it provides practical experience that can directly shape a future career in various fields.
