All precautions are taken, and everyone is required to work and travel in groups, although we have had no problems in the past. A bear safety seminar will be given within the first two days of the course. The station is situated at the southeast end of Kluane Lake. Accommodation is in rustic cabins, or students may prefer to stay in their own tents on the beach. Meals are served in the dining hall.
Dinner is a full-course meal, and a vegetarian option is always available.
There are two lab buildings, including a small herbarium and library, on site. Long-distance calls are permitted with a calling card. The station is accessible by the Alaska Highway. Copyright 1995, University of Regina. All rights reserved.