Rubenstein School Silviculture & Applied Forest Ecology Lab

Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources
University of Vermont
204E Aiken Center
81 Carrigan Drive
Burlington, VT 05405

anthony.damato@uvm.edu

802-656-8030

Tony’s CV (PDF)

grace.smith@uvm.edu

Ph.D. topic: Outcomes of forest management strategies designed for adaptation to climate change.

jessica.wikle@uvm.edu

M.S. topic: Urban and rural forest managers’ perspectives and feedback on proposed forest management strategies and novel approaches to climate change adaptation in the Northeast.

rachel.swanwick@uvm.edu

M.S. topic: Forest adaptation impacts on microclimates in lowland spruce-fir ecosystems.

Grace.Smith@uvm.edu

Ph.D. topic: Impacts of sugarbush management on forest structure and diversity, carbon storage and resilience, and on forest bird and arthropod communities.

Liza.Morse@uvm.edu

M.S. topic: Understanding the ways in which forestry-focused climate change adaptation methods conflict with or exclude wildlife management objectives in the rural Northeastern US and considering best practices for their inclusion in future forest management plans.

Grant.Burton@uvm.edu

M.S. topic: Non-structural carbohydrates as a mechanism for resilience in northern hardwood and mixedwood forests.

Douglas.Whiting@uvm.edu

Ph.D. topic: Understanding adaptation mechanisms in the context of extreme climate events and the influence of adaptation management strategies on forest community development and function.

alissa.freeman@uvm.edu

M.S. topic: Regeneration dynamics in pitch pine barrens across New York and New England. 

Kathleen.A.Stutzman@uvm.edu