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• 7/22/2024
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  Where Climate Change and Invasive Species Intersect – The Role of Climate in Green Ash Conservation
  

  Researchers at the US Forest Service and UVM investigate historical green ash tree growth to guide integrated EAB management strategies.

• 7/06/2023
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  Warmer Temperatures, Less Snowpack May Limit Growth of Vermont Tree Species
  

  70-year growth rates of northeastern maple, beech, and birch reveal changes due to rising temperatures and altered rain and snow patterns.

• 10/29/2020
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  Will Red Oak Dominate Future Vermont Forests?
  

  Researchers studied tree rings to learn what conditions impact red oak growth and what this means in a warming climate.

• 4/24/2020
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  First Comprehensive Open-Source Data Repository for Tree-Ring Ecological Data
  

  The DendroEcological Network is the first integrated, open-source database to host high quality dendrochronological and ecological data.

• 10/09/2018
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  Climate Change Impacts on Sugar Maple Health
  

  Potential impacts of climate change on sugar maple, and difficulties that could arise for management of this key Vermont tree species.

• 5/18/2015
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  Winter Injury, Carbon Loss, but Surprising Growth Resurgence in Red Spruce
  

  Investigation into impacts of historic needle winter injury on tree growth and carbon storage turns up evidence of a growth resurgence in red spruce.

• 1/10/2015
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  Restoration of American Chestnut in Northern Forests
  

  The American Chestnut was a prized forest species in the eastern U.S. until 100 years ago when a fungal blight was introduced.

• 9/22/2014
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  Vermont Researchers Respond to Acid Rain Research as Part of the Scientific Method
  

  Scientists at the University of Vermont published a letter as a response to a study stating a recovery of Eastern redcedar from acid rain.

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