Lessons from an experimental hurricane at the Harvard Forest

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A nearly 30-year-old experiment modeled on the storm that tore through New England in 1938 has taught Harvard Forest researchers lessons about forest recovery and the importance of patiently monitoring the slow natural processes at work in a forest. A recent symposium at the forest looked back on numerous experiments conducted over three decades of work as one of the nation’s Long Term Ecological Research sites.

Published 2019-03-26 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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