Thanks to The Atlantic magazine and science writer Rebecca Giggs for featuring our globe-trotting Executive Director Margaret (Meg) Lowman PhD in the July/August issue article
This worrisome but illuminating CNN article and video connects the dots between global pandemics, ecological destruction and wildlife trade. Please read — and share —
Tabitha Ewing with Wild Tree Adventures wrote this wonderful summary of Meg Lowman’s ASU Talk. Via wildtreeadventures.com: On April 28th I tuned in to hear
The Sarasota Film Festival is showcasing “A Woman Who Climbs Trees,” a documentary about Sarasota forest champion Dr. Meg Lowman (aka Canopy Meg) as an
To celebrate Earth Day, CanopyMeg and Sylvia A. Earle are teaming up on Mission Green and Mission Blue! From the Miami Herald: Ten years ago,
TREE Foundation is grateful to National Geographic for finding biodiversity surveys in endangered Ethiopian church forests. Read about our herpetology expedition, and help us save
TREE Foundation’s peripatetic Exec Director Meg Lowman is featured in the current issue of SRQ Magazine — answering questions about everything from Oreo cookies to
via West Coast Woman: Dr. Lowman, Director, TREE Foundation, and National Geographic Explorer, explains Elizabeth’s vision. “Elizabeth is a visionary for the planet. She recognizes
December 10, 2019 / Sarasota, FL — The Sarasota, Florida-based TREE Foundation’s efforts to save the “church forests” of Ethiopia were highlighted in a short
Moore’s three-year term begins in 2020; Two New Board Members Named November 5, 2019 / Sarasota, FL — Sarasota conservationist and philanthropist Elizabeth Moore has
