The NSF-REU project to inspire mobility-limited students to train for a career in field biology is in its fifth and final year. What a joy to see these students reach the sky, literally and figuratively! They not only learn canopy access methods, but they also become excellent water-bear sleuths, with expertise on the microscopic methods to find these critters in our canopy samples.
Introduction Plants are living organisms that tend to respond to changes in their environment in delicate, yet measurable ways. Plants respond to light, temperature, touch,
How do trees help us fight climate change and what more can we do to protect them? TREE Foundation’s Executive Director, Dr. Meg Lowman (aka
In a captivating new interview on the Cool the Country YouTube channel, TREE Foundation’s Executive Director Dr. Meg Lowman—known to many as “CanopyMeg”—shares her journey
We’re thrilled to announce that TREE Foundation and our very own CanopyMeg have joined Voiijer, a groundbreaking new app designed to connect explorers, scientists, and
