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The Stunt Ranch Santa Monica Mountains Reserve is visited by university courses in biology, archaeology, social sciences, ecology, biogeography and others. Instructional use includes: field archeology training, vertebrate biology, plant adaptation, parasitology and symbiosis, invertebrate zoology, field herpetology, field geography analysis, vegetation sampling and inventory, advanced field mapping, instrumentation and methods in environmental science, astronomy – exploring the sky, and others.

[Left] One of a multitude of classes and organizations that make use of the Reserve, the UCLA Geology Club meets for a tour of Stunt Ranch led by Phil Rundel, Reserve Faculty Director.