The Concord Field Station is a Harvard University research facility located in Bedford, Massachusetts. The CFS is affiliated with the Museum of Comparative Zoology (current annual report) and the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology

The CFS supports physiological and biomechanical laboratory-based research of animal performance, seeking to understand how animals operate in their natural environment. Field-based physiological ecology studies are supported by an adjoining 65 acres of pasture and wooded vegetation and 650 acres of Harvard-owned land in the Town of Concord's Estabrook Woods.

The Concord Field Station provides space and research support for a primary OEB faculty group, together with affiliate faculty and research associates, whose work also makes use of its facilities. Research and teaching projects are also more broadly linked to Organismic and Evolutionary Biology faculty and students (these have recently included projects on native fungi, community ecology and global climate change).

For more information about the history of the Concord Field Station see the article "Decoding the Biology of Motion" from the 2022-2023 MCZ Annual Report.