By Jess Jones ‘23 MF
Trees, in their wild diversity, are rather communal creatures. Through their roots, they share sugars beneath the ground. With their sturdy boles and...
By Sara Santiago
The first snowflakes have fallen. The water has been turned off at camp. The temperatures rise and dip and so does the sun as deadlines approach for final...
By Eli Ward ’18 MFS, PhD candidate
Anyone who has spent time in forests in southern New England has likely encountered mountain laurel. Having worked as both a horticulturist...
By Sara Santiago ’19 MF, Forest Fellow
With the graduation of the Class of 2021 and many transitions, there has been a lot to commend this summer and into the fall.
A number...
By Sara Santiago ’19 MF, Forest Fellow
In Panama’s dry and wet forests, 10,000 seedlings give insights into the future of forest structure and tree species diversity when...
By Emily Sigman ’21 MF, ’21 MA Global Affairs
Walking past the inviting courtyard between Kroon and Sage Hall, you would never guess that just five years ago the space was an...
By Eudora Miao ’22 MFS, Assistant Forest Manager
The air was warm and the mosquitos still swarming; the trees still lush green and the breeze a blessing. But the camp stays...