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Swans at James H. Barrow Biological Field Station receive namesTrumpeter swans have been a part of the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station for nearly 40 years and it has become a tradition for the swans to hold names of Greek mythology.
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An Environmentalist’s Journey through Hiram’s James H. Barrow Biological Field Station Read More -
Rescued raptors prepare for flight at field stationThe Mary Benjamin Rehab Cage, made possible through a donation from senior Mary Benjamin, gives rescued birds of prey space to practice flying at Hiram College's James H. Barrow Field Station.
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Hiram College receives $1 million gift from Paul and Maxine Frohring FoundationHiram College receives $1 million gift from Paul and Maxine Frohring Foundation – Funds to support scholarships and boost James H. Barrow Field Station research and stewardship.
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Hiram conservationists devise nests, movement to revive local kestrel population Read More -
Hiram College Adds Natural History Minor to Academic Repertoire Read More -
Student Presentations Put Spotlight on Internships and Research Read More -
Three seniors present research at Ohio Natural History Conference Read More -
Gifts of more than $2 million help kick off new year Read More -
Students share Field Station research at international neuroscience conference Read More
