FAcilities
Image: Class looking at wildlife at the field station
EXPLORE THE FIELD STATION’S MANY FACILITIES
The James H. Barrow Biological Field Station, about three miles from the Hiram College campus, consists of 550 acres of land, with more than 200 acres of beech-maple forest, a cold-water stream, two ponds, old fields of varying ages, young forests, an over five-mile interpretive nature trail, a waterfowl observation building and meeting center, a lab building with student research areas and natural history displays and wildlife rehabilitation facilities.