Black Rock Forest is a living laboratory for field-based research and education, encompassing native terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems that are increasingly rare in the region. The 3,920-acre Forest features dramatic topography, more than 1,000 feet of relief, numerous lakes and streams, and high species and habitat diversity.
Black Rock Forest held their annual benefit luncheon on May 5. The event featured keynote speaker, Dr. Jodi Hilty, presented Dr. William Schuster with the E.G. Stillman Award and also announced the creation of The Schuster Fund for Research.
The organization’s Board of Directors has partnered with the national search firm Isaacson, Miller to assist in finding a visionary leader to guide Black Rock Forest into the future.
Grants of up to $6,000 are awarded each year for research at Black Rock Forest.
