Charissa Explains It All [VIDEO]
June 16, 2008
Charissa Jones, one of TREE Foundations first student research interns, recently graduated with a degree in environmental studies. Thanks for TREE Foundation support, Charissa has
Charissa Jones, one of TREE Foundations first student research interns, recently graduated with a degree in environmental studies. Thanks for TREE Foundation support, Charissa has
TREE intern, Ricardo Rengifo, visited Sarasota, Florida as part of his canopy ecology and environmental education internship. Ricardo spoke at local elementary schools, explaining the
Dear Dr. Water Bear answers your questions about Water Bears (Tardigrades). Send your questions to: dr.water.bear@treefoundation.org Questions and answers will be posted to the Dear
TREE Foundation Annual Public Lecture 2008 Come and hear about the greatest biological mystery of the last few decades: the search for the ivory-billed woodpecker.
Imagine yourself overlooking the canopy of the Rainforest! AMAZON RAINFOREST WORKSHOP Specially Designed for Travelers Interested in Natural History, Canopy Research, and Ethnobotany DEPARTURE DATE:
From Orlando Business Journal: Florida’s treasury investment managers will be required to detail their abilities to assess climate risk, under a directive from Alex Sink,
Pine View Weevil Watchers: Class of 2006-2007 The Pine View Weevil Watchers continue a scientific field study at Myakka River State Park that began in
A conversation with Dr. Meg Lowman regarding climate change is in the Fall 2007 issue of Bay Soundings. You can read the PDF of the
From Tampabay.com: MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK – Standing 80 feet above the subtropical forest floor, the swamps and hardwood hammocks don’t look quite so hot