As always, 7 pm for Refreshments, 7:30 for the Talk

Join Brent Frey, doctoral student, as he examines the impacts of canopy gap disturbance on tree regeneration and maintenance of species diversity.  Brent is particularly interested in how topographic variation and ground disturbance can drive divergent patterns in forest regeneration in gaps, and draws on long-term datasets from experimental gaps and tree seedling recruitment studies in Yale-Myers, Great Mountain Forest, and the tropics.

Directions to Yale Myers Camp: From New Haven, take I91N to I84E to Exit 71, left off the ramp and straight through 2 stop signs and 2 blinking stop lights, onto a dirt road and then back to pavement for ~1.75 miles, look for orange gate on left. Locally, head west on Centre Pike from the junction of Rte 171, look for orange gate ~1 mile on right. 150 Centre Pike, Eastford, CT 06242 (203) 927-4195

www.yale.edu/schoolforest
 

Contact: Brent Frye brent.frye@yale.edu 203 927-4195