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General Information
Location: Taney County, Missouri, United States 
Managed by: Missouri State University
Area: 809 hectares (2000 acres)
Established: 1999
Housing: Yes
Ecology
Habitats: Freshwater, Terrestrial
Ecoregions: I: Eastern Temperate Forests
II: Ozark, Ouachita-Appalachian Forests
III: Ozark Highlands
IV: White River Hills
Contact
Website: bullshoals.missouristate.edu
Telephone: +1-417-836-6867
Email: BSFS@live.missouristate.edu
Address: 3942 Drury Road, Kirbyville, MO 65679
Director: Sean Maher
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Overview
Bull Shoals Field Station is located in southern Missouri along Bull Shoals Lake, a reservoir on the White River. The field station is within the Drury Conservation Area, 5600 acres of state-owned land, and it is adjacent to U.S. Army Corp of Engineers land.
Bull Shoals Field Station sits on steep hills covered in oak-hickory forest, post oak savanna, and glades. The area has many caves and springs, while the Drury-Mincy Conservation Area contains 20 permanent ponds and two permanent streams.
Facilities at Bull Shoals Field Station include a wet lab, classroom, outdoor shelter, garage, two residential buildings, and a weather station.