Meg Lowman Highlighted in Chinese Publication!
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
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
On September 22, 2021 Meg Lowman was interviewed by SRQ Magazine about TREE Foundation’s (where she is the Executive Director) Malaysian Walkway being officially named
Scientists estimate that forest canopies are home to 50% of our land-based biodiversity, yet less than 10% of those species remain undiscovered. Canopy walkways offer
To celebrate Earth Day, CanopyMeg and Sylvia A. Earle are teaming up on Mission Green and Mission Blue! From the Miami Hearld: Ten years ago,
TREE Foundation is grateful to National Geographic for finding biodiversity surveys in endangered Ethiopian church forests. Read about our herpetology expedition, and help us save
From Emergence Magazine: The Church Forests of Ethiopia A Mystical Geography Nearly all of Ethiopia’s original trees have disappeared, but small pockets of old-growth forest
December 10, 2019 / Sarasota, FL — The Sarasota, Florida-based TREE Foundation‘s efforts to save the “church forests” of Ethiopia were highlighted in a short
“If you see a forest in Ethiopia, you know there is very likely to be a church in the middle,” writes Alison Abbott in Nature.
Article from www.nature.com: Ecologists are working with the nation’s Tewahedo churches to preserve these pockets of lush, wild habitat. If you see a forest in
REVISED Video Story of the Penang Hill rain forest and its conservation story.