National network of biological stations

Port of Quequén

Buenos Aires

Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences “Bernardino Rivadavia”

Port of Quequén

Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences “Bernardino Rivadavia”

DESCRIPTION: The Hydrobiological Station of Port of Quequén is a research institute and museum that depends on the Argentine Museum of Natural Sciences “Bernardino Rivadavia” of the city of Buenos Aires, located in the town of Quequén, Buenos Aires. It was founded to promote scientific research of the marine ecosystem, as well as to disseminate information about the regional fauna, mainly marine, and to collaborate in the training of human resources specialized in marine sciences.

OBJECTIVES: It was founded to promote scientific research on the marine ecosystem, as well as disseminating the regional fauna, mainly marine, and collaborating in the training of human resources specialized in marine sciences. It accepts visits from students and professionals who wish to carry out studies related to its objectives. The requirements are to have a project aligned with these objectives and to have funds to cover the costs of using the laboratory and housing facilities.

Buenos Aires

Port of Quequén

Coordinates: -38.57408111535185, -58.70252833175374

Contact

This form will allow you to contact the person in charge of the biological station. Please note that it does not guarantee or confirm your reservation.

Facilities

Capacity: 5 beds

Camping allowed: No

Bathrooms: A bathroom with a hot water shower

Kitchen: Yes (not equipped with utensils)

Drinking water: Yes

Electricity: Yes

Wifi: Yes

Signal: Yes

Permanent staff: Not permanent

Workspace: Laboratory with basic instruments, freezers, and old (but in use) equipment for histological studies

Reservations

Email: ehpq@yahoo.com.ar, gchiaram@retina.ar

Availability: All year round, requires prior reservation and confirmation

Maximum stay: To be defined according to space availability

Cost of stay: Free for Argentinian researchers

Disclaimer: Please note that your research project requires a research permit from the Protected Areas Directorate of the Ministry of the Environment of the Province of Buenos Aires.