Amazon Rainforest Workshop – Summer 2021
[three_fourth] Join Dr. Meg Lowman, Director of TREE Foundation, on the Amazon 2021 Citizen Science expedition to her canopy walkway site in Peru! Save these
[three_fourth] Join Dr. Meg Lowman, Director of TREE Foundation, on the Amazon 2021 Citizen Science expedition to her canopy walkway site in Peru! Save these
[three_fourth] Join CanopyMeg for research in the Amazon forest canopies during our 26th expedition for students, families and adventurers! Travel as a Citizen Scientist to
Big tropical trees. Howler Monkeys. Exotic bryophytes. The rainforest canopy is home to many arboreal animals: rare frogs, toucans, monkeys, orchids and this January, to
Article from Malay Mail Online: GEORGE TOWN, Oct 16 — The research programme on Penang Hill for the Unesco Biodiversity Reserve application will turn
Rebecca Tripp is a student who studied with Dr. Meg Lowman’s National Science Foundation grant for undergraduate students, where mobility-limited students were trained to climb
Here are some views of our Williams College canopy walkway in Hopkins Forest, Massachusetts. It’s the first canopy walkway in North America and was built
[three_fourth]Travel as a Citizen Scientist to the Amazon with California Academy of Sciences and Dr. Meg Lowman, Director of Global Initiatives & Senior Scientist in
The following article is a canopy tribute to Andrew Field written by entomologist, Daniela Izera, who worked in Venezuela from 1978 until 1992. I am
“To me a lush carpet of pine needles or spongy grass is more welcome than the most luxurious Persian rug.”–Helen Keller Twenty-eight citizen scientists from
Video of New College (my former academic world) students in the Amazon, led by my successor in Ecology, awesome Professor Chris Frost!