FOREST ECOPHYSIOLOGY LAB- UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
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    • Monteverde Region, Costa Rica
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These photos were taken during a weekend camping and climbing trip in an old growth grove of Douglas Fir in Washington State. We rigged and climbed three 240+ foot trees and explored the lush understory of the forest. It was an eye opening experience for me to climb in a completely different type of cloud-affected ecosystem. These are the tallest trees I have ever ascended. 
  • Home & Lab News
  • People
  • Research
    • Cloud Forest Environmental Physiology
    • Ecohydrology of Maritime Forests in Coastal Georgia
    • Urban Ecohydrology
  • Tree Climbing for Science
  • Media, Outreach & Collaborators
  • Publications
  • Past Courses
  • Photos
    • Monteverde Region, Costa Rica
    • Canopy Work
    • Field Season: Winter 2017-18
    • 2017 Doug Fir Tree Climbing
    • Field Season 2017
    • F&M Tree Climbers 2017
    • Tree Platforms
    • CloudNet Meeting 2015
    • Mexico
    • Maui