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General Information
Location: Phelps County, Missouri, United States 
Managed by: Missouri S&T University
Area: 3.6 hectares (9 acres)
Established: 2017
Housing: Yes
Ecology
Habitats: Freshwater, Terrestrial
Ecoregions: I: Eastern Temperate Forests
II: Ozark-Ouachita-Appalachian Forests
III: Ozark Highlands
IV: Osage/Gasconade Hills
Contact
Website: https://case.mst.edu/research/ozark-research-field-station/
Telephone: +1-573-762-3771
Email: verbler@mst.edu
Address: 16300 County Road 7550, Newburg, MO
Director: Robin Verble
Social: Facebook
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Overview
The Ozark Research Field Station is situated along Mill Creek in a valley in the Ozark Highlands of central Missouri. The nine-acre site consists primarily of ponds and other aquatic habitats, but the station is adjacent to the 300-acre Bohigian Conservation Area and 6000 acres of Mark Twain National Forest. The surrounding lands are primarily hills covered in deciduous forest. The Ozark Research Field Station was established in 2017.