Black Rock Forest Consortium :: Student Research Spotlight

Research at the Forest

Student Research Spotlight

Since the spring of 2004, the Black Rock Forest News has included a column called Student Research Spotlight. In each issue, an undergraduate or graduate student (and, occasionally, a high school student) describes research he or she has carried out at Black Rock Forest.

Winter 2008. Coarse Woody Debris by Christopher Burdette
Spring 2007. The Role of Understory Biodiversity by Jason Sircely
Winter 2007. Is There Cosmic Debris in Black Rock Forest by Jessica Leber (a journalism student, not a researcher)
Fall 2006. Deer Browsing on Logged, Girdled Plots by Morgan Parkes
Spring 2006. Stand Age, Regeneration, the Understory by Maskit Ronen
Winter 2006. Carbon Dioxide Efflux from Tree Trunks by Will Bowman
Spring 2005. Urbanization and Protected Areas by Liz Nichols
Winter 2005. Analyzing Turtle Census Data by Amy Lee
Fall 2004. Impact of Deer Browsing on Forest Growth by Collin Law
Spring 2004. Carbon Stored in Coarse Woody Debris by Susanna Blankley