Flathead Lake Biological Station of The University of Montana  - A great place for ecological research, public workshops, summer courses in ecology & limnology, and graduate programs and state-of-the-art research focused on the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem.
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Flathead Lake Biological Station of The University of Montana  - A great place for ecological research, public workshops, summer courses in ecology & limnology, and graduate programs and state-of-the-art research focused on the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem.
FLBS Open House
 
Flathead Lake Biological Station of The University of Montana  - A great place for ecological research, public workshops, summer courses in ecology & limnology, and graduate programs and state-of-the-art research focused on the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem.
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The Flathead Lake Biological Station's annual Open House is held each year in July. The Open House is followed by a seminar at 7:00pm by the graduate students of Flathead Lake Biological Station:

The Open House is an annual event, occurring each summer in July. The Open House allows FLBS scientists to showcase their everyday activities, as well as to explain how this ongoing ecology research benefits visitors, local and regional residents, and the science of water quality as a whole.

Activities include tours of Biological Station facilities, boat trips on our 30' research vessel, the Jessie B, and exhibits of current and past Station limnology and ecology research. You can browse through our museum of Station history which stretches back to the late 1800s, take a tour of the local flora and fauna (up to 85 different bird species throughout the year!), take a beach hike out to Yellow Bay point, or just enjoy a sunny day with the family on the shore of Flathead Lake .

If you have any questions about the Open House, please contact us by email.

Please plan to join us this summer!

 
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