Accommodation
Our accommodation will be at the Bermuda Biological Station for Research (BBSR). The research station was established in 1903, and has been on its present site since the 1920s. The nucleus of the complex is a magnificent Edwardian former hotel, with extensions including state of the art oceanographic laboratories, teaching rooms and a research library. The BBSR also has its own research vessel. More about the history of the BBSR can be found here.
Members of the 2004 field school on the steps in front of the BBSR.
Our accomodation will be self-catering, we will have a flat and a dormitory bedroom in the main 'Wright Hall' part of the complex. The project will cover the costs of basic food, and we will work out the details of this when we get there. An overall map of the BBSR complex can be found here.
Members of the 2004 field school on the steps in front of the BBSR.Our accomodation will be self-catering, we will have a flat and a dormitory bedroom in the main 'Wright Hall' part of the complex. The project will cover the costs of basic food, and we will work out the details of this when we get there. An overall map of the BBSR complex can be found here.
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