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Contacting the Biological Field Station at Cooperstown

To contact the staff by e-mail:  harmanwn@oneonta.edu

Inquiries regarding Project Lake Watch may be sent to:
 

Biological Field Station
5838 State Highway 80
Cooperstown, NY 13326-9802

Other inquires may be directed to:

To contact by phone or fax:

Phone: (607) 547-8778
Fax: (607) 547-5114
 

Directions To the BFS:

From Rt.20: 
Go South on Rt. 80 to the BFS sign just before Cooperstown NY. 

From 1-88: 
Go North on Rt. 28 to Cooperstown, East on Rt. 80 to the BFS sign just north of Cooperstown. 

 

Community Contacts    The Biological Field Station serves the community as well as the State University College at Oneonta.  In addition to providing research opportunities for students, faculty, and visiting researchers, we also offer advanced training for science teachers, and programs for school children.  Seminars, workshops, field trips, and data are provided for the general public.  Public concern over the protection of Otsego Lake and the upper Susquehanna River has resulted in support for faculty and student research by local, state, and federal institutions.  Integration of our involvement in teaching, research, and public service is central to our mission.  A map of Otsego Lake(pdf).

Last updated:  Monday February 04, 2008