How do scientists studying the biodiversity located in the tree canopy get access to the top of trees? There are methods such as climbing, walkways, blimps and rafts. You can find videos of these methods in action here.
Here at TREE Foundation we are collecting information about resources available using these tree canopy methods and more. You’ll find those resources listed below.
Newest Updates in Forest Canopy Methods
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Williams College canopy walkway Read more →
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How Indian ecologists are finding unknown treasures hidden in the canopies of trees Read more →
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New canopy walkway in Taiwan features a motorized ascent Read more →
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Alternative Practicum Canopy Climb Read more →
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Tree Climbing Training for Researchers Read more →
Publication Resources
Methods in Forest Canopy Research
University of California Press (November 26, 2012)
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Available online at ucpress.edu or by phone: 1-800-777-4726
For a 20% discount use discount code 12M0402 (only available on books shipped to North America, South America, Australia, and New Zealand.)
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