Chincoteague Bay Field Station is proud to be celebrating 50 years of hands on, feet wet environmental education and research opportunities!
We will be opening our doors October 19th-21st for friends, alumni, and new guests to join us for a weekend of revisiting favorite field sites, connecting with classmates, and enjoying everything the field station has to offer.
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Stay up to date with the latest CBFS News and Events!
News & Updates:
IN THE NEWS: Shippensburg University article highlights importance of 50th Anniversary. MORE>
ON THE BLOG: CBFS's Member Universities recognized as Best Value Oceanography Programs. MORE >
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ON THE BLOG: Professional photographer and CBFS Road Scholar instructor Jim Clark shares tips from the field. MORE >
ON THE BLOG: Marine Mammals summer course at CBFS adds dolphin ID's to long term regional databases. MORE>
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IN THE NEWS: Long-time faculty researcher at Chincoteague Bay Field Station and professor at Millersville University, Dr. Dominique Didier, is featured as an expert in Chimaeras in a recent article published by National Geographic. MORE >
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IN THE NEWS: Chincoteague Bay Field Station’s SPARK Program has been named one of the five winners in the second annual UL (Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.) Innovative Education Award program. The organization will receive a grant of $25,000. MORE >
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IN THE NEWS: Chincoteague Bay Field Station’s Living Shoreline Community Action Days are featured on the EPA's Environmental Justice in Action Blog. Action at the Living Shoreline is funded in part by EPA, NOAA, and Walmart. MORE >
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Chincoteague Bay Field Station's Member Universities
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