A Field Station is a research facility located in a natural environment, designed for scientific study and observation. These stations often focus on ecology, biology, and environmental science, providing researchers with the tools and resources needed to conduct experiments and gather data in the field. They can be found in various ecosystems, such as forests, wetlands, and deserts. Field stations typically offer accommodations, laboratories, and equipment for scientists and students. They serve as hubs for education and collaboration, allowing researchers to study local flora and fauna, monitor environmental changes, and engage in conservation efforts. Many field stations are affiliated with universities or research institutions, promoting hands-on learning and fieldwork experience.