Environmental education at the field station.
The mission of the Malheur Field Station is rooted in environmental education. The station hosts university field classes and educational visits by local schools.
We are actively working to bring more formal educational opportunities back to the field station.
Contact us for more information.K-12
Are you a K-12 science teacher looking for an outdoor educational experience for your students?
We can work with you to develop a day-trip or overnight program to align with your curriculum goals.
We also have plans to develop ready-to-use NGSS aligned curriculum for each grade band.
If you’d like to bring your students out to the station, please contact us!
Higher education
We work with universities to develop field classes, internships, and programs.
We have dormitories with kitchens, a dining hall, indoor classrooms, and access to the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
If you are a professor or administrator looking to develop field coursework in the biological, geological, archeological, or astronomical sciences, please contact us.
We are also open to collaboration between institutions.
Scientific field research
Are you a researcher seeking a base for field research in the Great Basin area?
We offer affordable, long-term accommodations for your team here at the field station.
Contact us for more information.