Author: Cecilia Wagner

Sharing tree science with a German audience

This publication is the product of the TreeCare Conference 2019, Augsburg. So great to experience so much enthusiasm for trees in Europe! A few posts from the conference: Die Deutschen Baumpflegetage 2019 bieten Internationale Themenvielfalt mit starkem Praxisbezug Deutsche Baumpflegetage in Augsburg Baumpflegetage: sensible Riesen & die„Mutter der Baumkronen-Forschung Deutsche Baumpflegetage 2019

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Saving Ethiopia’s Church Forests

Prelude — On August 10, 2010, approximately ten of us will embark for the northeast corner of Ethiopia. Our mission: to work with local foresters to survey the biodiversity of their church forests and to inspire an innovative forest conservation scheme. We are a diverse group of students, teachers, entomologists, ecologists, zoologists, natural history buffs, […]

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CanopyMeg writes “Science of Giants” chapter for new Redwood book

Book’s press release taken from savetheredwoods.org: BERKELEY, CA (November 15, 2018) In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Save the Redwoods League, Heyday is proud to present The Once and Future Forest: California’s Iconic Redwoods, a stunning book that showcases both the grandeur of the redwood ecosystems that sustain California and the deep love they […]

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WINGS WorldQuest Science Communication Panel Discussion with CanopyMeg

Meg Lowman (aka CanopyMeg) participates in the WINGS WorldQuest Science Communication Panel Discussion in partnership with The New York Academy of Sciences’ 1000 Girls, 1000 Futures program. “WINGS WorldQuest recognizes and supports extraordinary women in science and exploration.” “1000 Girls, 1000 Futures is a groundbreaking initiative designed to engage young women interested in science, technology, […]

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Documentary Filmmaker Puja Aparna Kolluru Talks About Meg Lowman, the Subject of Her Upcoming Film “A Woman Who Climbs Trees” (thehindu.com)

From The Hindu: Documentary filmmaker Puja Aparna Kolluru shares the experience of capturing inspiring facets of the life of American biologist ‘Canopy Meg’ in her first project A woman who climbs trees A week before her graduation in Ringling College of Art and Design, Sarasota (Florida) in the US, she had no inkling about her […]

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CanopyMeg speaks to students at Epiphany School in Seattle Washington

Kindergarten students at Epiphany School and their teacher, Scott Starkoski, are studying the rain forest, and they asked great questions during a Skype session with CanopyMeg. Mr. Starkoski writes: In the pic, the students are wearing hats they made out of paper plates and paper bowls, and binoculars they made out of toilet paper and […]

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