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Robert J. Bernard Biological Field Station
Robert J. Bernard Biological Field Station

An Academic Resource of the Claremont Colleges

  • Home
  • About
    • Management
    • Environment
  • News
  • Biota
    • BFS Mammals
    • BFS Birds
    • BFS Fish
    • BFS Reptiles & Amphibians
    • BFS Invertebrates
    • BFS Plants
      • Unconfirmed Plant Reports
    • BFS Lichens
  • Using the BFS
    • Apply to Use
    • Rules for Use of the Bernard Field Station
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  • Publications
    • Journal articles
    • Conference Proceedings
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Check our 2025 Annual Report!

/ News / By hamlett

Check out the 2025 Bernard Field Station Report and see all the amazing things that have gone on at the BFS this year!

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