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
Fabulous work by TREE research associates Anthony Ambrose and Wendy Baxter!! From CBS This Morning: “In our Eye on Earth series, we are walking among
“Margaret Lowman aka ‘Canopy Meg’ has dedicated a lifetime of pioneering research into the hidden ecosystems of forest canopies found all over our home planet.
Program for Research and Conservation in the Neotropical Canopy
Local families from Sarasota-Manatee VillageLearners enjoyed a guided walk to the Canopy Walkway at Myakka River State Park led by Dr. Margaret “CanopyMeg” Lowman, Executive
VINS (Vermont Institute of Natural Sciences) opened a new canopy walkway, serving New England and beyond. This 800-plus foot structure includes a tower, spider web,
From OnlyInYourState.com: Florida’s wilderness areas are so gorgeous that they deserve to be explored, and sometimes getting up close and personal on foot is the
From www.mytwintiers.com: The Meg Lowman Treetops Camp is designed for young ladies between the ages of 9 and 12 who take a special interest in science. “Every year there is a new twist and it’s always a fun experience,” said camper Hailey Green. Held at the Tanglewood Nature Center & Museum, this camp was named […]
TREE Foundation headed up the rapid response team for pythons in Sarasota County, including training programs for County employees to allow safe capture. As this
5th graders in Mr. Miller’s and Mrs. DeMitry’s ICT class at Dundee Central School in Dundee, New York, care about the Rain Forest!
