By Jess Jones ‘23 MF
We joined thousands of people in Seoul, South Korea the first week of May to attend the 2022 World Forestry Congress, the planet’s largest gathering of...
By Sara Santiago ‘19 MF
Students at The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment were busy with multiple field trips throughout the semester, including spring...
By Isaac Merson ’23 MEM
“There is a forest in every one of us,” Professor of Silviculture and Forest Ecology Mark Ashton explains as we meander through the powerful oaks,...
By Adam Houston ’18 YC, ’21 MEM, Quiet Corner Initiative and Research Manager
Two new agroforestry projects took root at Yale-Myers Forest (YMF) this fall. Dr. Joe Orefice,...
By Adam Houston ’18 YC, ’21 MEM, Quiet Corner Initiative and Research Forest Fellow
This fall, twelve Yale School of the Environment students spent their weekends measuring...
By Jess Jones ’23 MF
Most trees have by now dropped their leaves. Yet, the leaves of the beech tree (Fagus grandifolia) persist – pale and husky. They help us identify the...
Jess Jones ’23 MF and Isaac Merson ’23 MEM
In the midst of the hardwood forests’ colorful fall dance, the Society of American Foresters (SAF) held their annual convention....