Eagle Lake Field Station

Located in the remote northeastern corner of California at the juncture of the Sierra Nevada, Cascades, Great Basin, and volcanic Modoc Plateau, Eagle Lake Biological Field Station affords excellent opportunities to study California’s fourth largest lake. Research at Eagle Lake includes: The effect of human disturbance on the nesting success of Aechmophorus grebes, The ecology of over-water nesting ducks, and Mating system variation and genetic variation in the dusky-footed woodrat.