01:00
Gap Year - Forfar Marine Science Program
01:59
Thank you donors! #GivingTuesday2020
04:16
The Tongue of the Ocean and Andros Barrier Reef
27:02
Climate Cycles
04:38
Why Parrotfish are Important
22:01
Seagrass Ecosystem Webinar
05:06
Shoreline Invertebrates Walk on Andros
46:24
Coral Conservation Webinar
07:19
Virtual Tour of Forfar Field Station
29:11
Birding at Forfar Field Station
06:37
Birds at Forfar
31:50
Lionfish Dissection
05:30
Why Lionfish Are An Issue
04:39
What is a Blue Hole?
27:41
The Importance of Mangroves
02:36
Earth Day 2020
05:29
Eco-Morphs of Anoles
37:31
Geology of The Bahamas Lecture
46:07
Sharks and Rays of The Bahamas
33:26
Webinar - Bonefishing Lecture
04:22
Sea Turtles of the World
02:54
Bonefish in The Bahamas
03:23
What is Calcium Carbonate?
05:04
An Inside Look at Coral Outplanting: Forfar Field Station
04:21
The Forfar Field Station Experience
02:28
BNT EcoCamp 2018
01:19
Endangered Andros Rock Iguana
00:47
Coral Propagation Site Cleaning
00:44
Web Burrfish
01:23
Octopus at Rat Cay Bluehole
01:41
Loggerhead Turtle in the Bahamas
00:25
Stringray off the coast of Andros
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About
International Field Studies (IFS), is a non-profit founded in 1970 dedicated to providing environmental education, scientific research, and cultural awareness through experiential learning. IFS operates Forfar Field Station located on Andros, Bahamas. Forfar Field Station has served as an educational and field studies resource to over 50,000 middle school through college aged students, teacher, and researchers from all over the world.
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