The Louis Calder Center  is a biological field station established in 1967 for ecological research and environmental education.   The Calder Center consists of 113 forested acres, with opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students to gain hands-on skills in field biology and environmental studies.  The Calder Center is one of the few field stations in North America with relatively undisturbed communities near a large urban center.

 

• About the LCC Location and Directions

• Facilities

• Research Programs

• Undergraduate Education

• Research Opportunities for Undergraduates

• Graduate Education

• Opportunities for Visiting Scientists

• Library Staff and Student Directory

• Communities and Organisms

• Climate and Ecological Data

• News of our Graduates

• What's New
  
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  Louis Calder Center
  Biological Field Station
  Fordham University
  53 Whippoorwill Road
  Armonk, NY 10504

Phone: 914-273-3078, ext. 10
Fax: 914-273-2167E-mail us for further information:
pdelvalle@fordham.edu

              
Member,  Organization of Biological Field Stations

 
Supported by,   National Science Foundation

The Calder Center and these web pages are supported in part by the National Science Foundation program for the Improvements in Facilities, Communications, and Equipment at Biological Field Stations and Marine Laboratories (FSML)

Updated December 17th, 2003
Designed by: Dr. John Wehr
Created and Maintained by: Pat O'Brien

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