How do trees help us fight climate change, and what more can we do to protect them? Dr. Meg Lowman, aka CanopyMeg, recently joined the
Gail Coffman and her fifth-grade students from Catt/LV School District have a Skype session with Canopy Meg.
“CanopyMeg,” Kilby Laureate, talks to schools throughout Texas about her exploration of rain forest canopies. Kids and classrooms connected virtually to California Academy of Sciences.
Congratulations to my undergraduates from our NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates grant “Wheelchairs and Water Bears in Temperate Forest Canopies” for their first publication! This
Dr. Meg Lowman writes about saving the forest canopies of Ethiopia in “What’s Up?” The Newsletter of the International Canopy Network; Volume 19, Number 3,
Forest Canopies By Meg Lowman, H. Bruce Rinker Published September 28, 2004 Buy Now from Amazon.com Overview Full-color photographs Essential reading for researchers, students, professors,
Below is from the ESA 50th Anniversary Cameo Series week’s cameo – “Out on a Limb – Research in Australia’s Forest Canopies” by Meg Lowman,
From Express Buzz: THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: You don’t have to be a Tarzan to swing around the tree-tops in the dark tropical forests. Margaret Lowman, the mother
Coming in July: Forest Canopies by Margaret D. Lowman and H. Bruce Rinker published by Elsevier Press, San Diego CA. This definitive textbook will provide
In a captivating new interview hosted by the Cool the Country YouTube channel, TREE Foundation Executive Director and Mission Green founder Dr. Meg Lowman shares
