Scientists from the College of Forestry are finding that old growth forests are a refuge for all kinds of birds...and in the face of climate change, forests like this could be more important than we ever thought.
Forest biotechnologist Steve Strauss was interviewed with wetland ecologist Karin Kettenring on the Utah Public Radio program UnDisciplined.
“Those trees are lifeboats,” said Meg Krawchuk, a fire ecologist at Oregon State University. Writing recently in the journal BioScience, Dr.
Hankyu Kim and his colleagues are developing a new experiment in the Oregon Cascades to track the movements of hermit warblers through the forest. Learning how they move could help explain how bird species are dealing with rising temperatures and climate change.
Lech Muszynski, professor in Wood Science and Engineering, holds a position until September 2019 as guest professor in building technology with specialization in cross-laminated timber (CLT) at Linnaeus University.
The economic consequences of fire on small communities have been borne out in several studies. Turns out, it’s complicated.
