The Museum manages two field stations located at Mason River, Clarendon and Green Hills, Portland. Both field stations (fs) are attractive areas and are used by local and international researchers.
Mason River Protected Area, Game Sanctuary and Ramsar Site
Mason River Field Station is known for its unique property as an inland bog that contains rare plant species such as the Venus fly trap. It is also a bird sanctuary attracting a number of rare bird species.
Green Hills, part of the Blue and John Crow Mountains
Green Hills field station is located in the cloud/mist forests of the hills of Portland part of the Blue and John Crow Mountains National Park. It is extremely rich in bird life with at least 57 resident and migrant species, including 22 of Jamaica’s 30 breeding endemic species.