
Meg Lowman Praises Voiijer Platform in Forbes
Do you Voiijer? Learn why CanopyMeg, quoted in the Forbes article below, says this new platform “eliminates the elitism of scientific publications and, best of all, makes STEM more fun!” Read more here.

Do you Voiijer? Learn why CanopyMeg, quoted in the Forbes article below, says this new platform “eliminates the elitism of scientific publications and, best of all, makes STEM more fun!” Read more here.

Scottish artist and sculptress Angela Palmer, based in London, thrills the imagination with history, geology, mapping, sculpture, and masterful storytelling. Watch this video to light up your brain, heart, and soul. Deep Time: Uncovering our Hidden Past – Angela Palmer from Novella on Vimeo.

Early this year, TREE Foundation Executive Director Meg Lowman was named to the board of Land Empowerment Animals People (LEAP) Spiral, an organization dedicated to conservation and restoration of the forests and residing wildlife of Sabah, a region of the Malaysian Borneo. Since its establishment in 2004, LEAP has successfully established partnerships between small-scale community […]

Woo Jong Young, author of I Want to Live Like a Tree, has created a Korean translation of Meg Lowman’s novel, The Arbornaut! Check out the jacket here:

A recent article in “China Dialogue,” a Chinese publication educating the public on China’s environmental issues, highlighted Meg Lowman’s career success researching and protecting forest canopies. In the piece, Meg explains the purpose of Mission Green and the multifold benefits of conserving our forests. “We need to have the big trees most of all, and […]

Meg Lowman was recently interviewed about her canopy exploration for a German magazine. Check it out below!

Last month, Meg Lowman’s The Arbornaut: A Life Discovering the Eighth Continent in the Trees Above Us made the shortlist for the Phi Beta Kappa Award in Science! The Phi Beta Kappa Science Award recognizes exceptional scientific books that are both educational and accessible to a wide audience. To read more about the award and recognition of The Arbornaut, […]

Writer Ella Morton interviewed Meg Lowman for this April 18, 2022 article in Atlas Obscura about the fascinating species and life at the canopy layer of trees.

Meg Lowman met up with ABC News’ Ginger Zee in Sarasota’s gorgeous Myakka River State Park – Sarasota, Florida Canopy Walkway! They talked about how

Dr. Margaret Lowman, Executive Director of the TREE Foundation, will join John W. Reid, co-author of Ever Green, in a FREE virtual discussion on March