Fiona Clark:<\/strong> Changes in soils over 55+ years at upland forested plots in Itasca State Park, Minnesota.<\/p>\n Spencer DeMars:<\/strong> Needle photosynthetic characteristics as affected by light and drought stress in Pinus strobus<\/em>.<\/p>\n Daniel DeVault:<\/strong> Restoring indigenous land management uses of fire on the lands of\u00a0 the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.<\/p>\n Mindy Phillips<\/strong>: Bark stability and lichen cover on trees in north central Minnesota.<\/p>\n Ellen Frondorf<\/strong>: Assessing post-fire oak and pine regeneration in Shenandoah National Park.\u00a0 Ellen’s fieldwork was funded by the 2017 Shenandoah National Park Trust Research Grant<\/a>.<\/p>\n Kayla Snell<\/strong>: Statistical modeling of tree mortality in Weir Woods SE Texas, USA. (Spring 2022)<\/em>.<\/p>\n Trista Montgomery<\/b>: An investigation of seasonal environmental stressors in two Pinus strobus<\/em> canopies (Spring 2019)<\/em>.<\/p>\n Jaime Thibodeaux<\/b>: Testing a forest ecology model in northern Minnesota (Fall 2017).<\/em><\/p>\n Bryce Olson<\/b>: Measurement and Modeling of Thermal Landscape for Moose at Voyageurs National Park. (In collaboration with the National Park Service.)<\/small> (Fall 2013)<\/i>. Bryce works as a biological technician at Voyageurs National Park.<\/p>\n Matt Coyle<\/b>: Anatomical analysis of hydraulic constraints on tree height in Pinus strobus<\/i>. (Spring 2013)<\/i>. Matt and John Kamman presented their work in a joint poster at the 2008 ESA meeting in Milwaukee.<\/p>\n John Kamman<\/b>: Physiological correlates of water transport constraints on height growth in white pine. (Summer 2008)<\/i>. John is currently working at a non-profit field science and cultural exchange organization called Ecology Project International<\/a>.<\/p>\n Gary Swanson<\/b>: Monitoring the effects of prescribed fire in the restoration of native plant communities at Sherburne N.W.R. (Spring 2008)<\/i>. Gary presented his work as a poster at the 2008 ESA meeting in Milwaukee. Gary continues to work as the silviculturalist for the Chippewa National Forest.<\/p>\nCompleted<\/h4>\n