In 2022, NSRC funded 14 research projects totaling over $4 million
Eastern White Pine Health Monitoring Using Remote Sensing of Foliar Traits
Principal Investigator: Parinaz Rahimzadeh-Bajgiran, University of Maine
Effects of Timber Harvesting on the Wetland Ecology of Northeastern Lowland Forests
Principal Investigator: Christina Murphy, USGS and University of Maine
Fire as a Tool in Northern Red Oak Regeneration and Management
Principal Investigator: Matthew Vadeboncoeur, University of New Hampshire
Forest Characteristics and Impacts on Mammalian Diversity in the Wildland-Urban Interface
Principal Investigator: Daniel Bogan, Siena College, NY
Forest Management to Increase Northern Forest Climate and Pest Adaptation
Principal Investigator: Anthony D\'Amato, University of Vermont
Impacts of Extreme Climate Events on Tree Regeneration in the Northern Forest
Principal Investigator: Jay Wason, University of Maine
Invasive Pest Effects on Tree Demographics Across the Northeastern US
Principal Investigator: Jeff Garnas, University of New Hampshire.
Jumping Worm Invasion and Impact in the Northern Forest
Principal Investigator: Timothy McCay, Colgate University
Monitoring Moose and Other Wildlife on Penobscot Indian Nation Lands
Principal Investigator: Benjamin Simpson, Penobscot Indian Nation, benjamin.simpson.
Protecting the Brown Ash of the Northern Forest With Indigenous Communities
Prinicipal Investigator: John Daigle, University of Maine, [email protected]
Quantifying Changes in Northeast Forest Condition, Connectivity for Wildlife, and Climate Resilience
Principal Investigator: Melissa Clark, The Nature Conservancy, New Hampshire
Role of Mycorrhizal Fungi in New England Forest Management
Principal Investigator: Caitlin Hicks Pries, Dartmouth College, New Hampshire
Social Impacts of Recreational Mountain Biking in Northern Forest Communities
Principal Investigator: Kim Coleman, SUNY Plattsburgh
Supporting Abenaki Stewardship of the Ecologically Rare and Culturally Important Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Ecosystem
Principal Investigator: Heidi Asbjornsen, University of New Hampshire.