In light of current events pertaining to the coronavirus, CBFS will be closed until further notice.
The health and safety of our participants and staff is our number one priority.
We are diligently monitoring the status of COVID-19 and updating protective measures and policies as necessary.
Our staff is taking all necessary cleaning precautions in our housing, food service, and lab/office spaces
so that we will be able to restart programming as soon as possible.
Please continue to monitor our website for updated information regarding CBFS programs.
Remember to wash your hands often with soap and water, do not touch your face, and practice safe distancing!
The health and safety of our participants and staff is our number one priority.
We are diligently monitoring the status of COVID-19 and updating protective measures and policies as necessary.
Our staff is taking all necessary cleaning precautions in our housing, food service, and lab/office spaces
so that we will be able to restart programming as soon as possible.
Please continue to monitor our website for updated information regarding CBFS programs.
Remember to wash your hands often with soap and water, do not touch your face, and practice safe distancing!
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News & Updates:
Chincoteague Bay Field Station is currently pursuing a proposal to work with a community member to relocate and preserve the Franklin City train depot. We are optimistic about this opportunity and will continue to keep the community informed on the status of the building.
Read the Eastern Shore Post article here.
Read the Eastern Shore Post article here.