Stensoffa Ecological Field Station

Department of Biology

Infrastructure

    Infrastructure Details

    Acronym

    Stensoffa

    Description

    Stensoffa field station is situated 17 km east of Lund in the middle of a Natura 2000 site, encompassing the dry sandy grasslands and forests of Revinge and wetlands of Lake Krankesjön. The station provides basic facilities to support field research and teaching activities and excursions. The station is prioritised for use by researchers from the Department of Biology, but facilities are also available for use by visiting researchers from other institutions.

    The field station offers simple laboratory spaces, two seminar/teaching rooms, kitchen facilities and self-catering accommodation with a shared shower room for up to 11 people in 9 bedrooms.

    Equipment and resources


    Services provided

    The station has no staff on site. It is expected that users take responsibility for their own requirements.

    Management of the infrastructure

    The field station is managed by Hannah Watson, a researcher in the Department of Biology. Contact Hannah with inquiries relating to research or teaching facilities ([email protected]). To book accommodation, contact Cecilia Ringstrand ([email protected]).

    UKÄ subject classification

    • Biological Sciences

    Type of infrastructure

    • Equipment

    Contact information

    Phone070 241 66 81
    Emails[email protected], [email protected]

    Terms of loan/booking

    Available for loan - internal and external

    Priority access to research space and accommodation is given to internal users from the Department of Biology. External users are given access on a first come, first served basis.

    To book research space, contact Hannah Watson ([email protected]).
    To book accommodation or meeting space, contact Cecilia Ringstrand ([email protected]).