Hastings is
a Biological Field Station of the University of California, Museum
of Vertebrate Zoology and Natural Reserve System. We provide the wildlands
and facilities to conduct university and graduate level studies of
natural systems in the Santa Lucia mountain range in Monterey County,
California. An area of about 2,000 acres, Hastings was set aside in
1937 to be managed with minimal disturbance. Hastings encourages a
community of researchers to live lightly in the ecosystem they study.
About 500 research projects have been conducted since 1937 at Hastings.
These studies reveal that every species has a fascinating story. These
stories put our lives into perspective. We hope that understanding
the natural world around us will inspire people to protect and appreciate
whatever is still wild and under their care. |
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