Molly Heus

Molly Heuss has a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology and a working background in Forest Health issues. She recently began a M.S. program at UVM in Forestry and studying dendrochronology has helped prepare her for exciting research seeking to better understand how southern pine beetle is impacting the regionally-rare pine barrens on Long Island.

Ethan Goss

I am one of those stereotypical Vermonters. I would rather spend all my time out in the woods than anything else. As a student my time is split between classes, racing for the Nordic Ski club, and running the UVM Woodsmen Team.

KJ Darling

I am a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences seeking degrees in Geography, Psychological Science, and a minor in Geospatial Technology. I enjoy fishing, hiking, hunting, camping— anything outdoors! Dendrochronology has been a great opportunity to strengthen my practical and applied skills, in the field, and in the lab, and in the classroom.

Jack Kilbride

My interests are in dendrochronology, spatial analysis and forest productivity. I hope to be able to perform dendroclimatology research in the future using either new techniques such as blue-light analysis or stable isotope analysis.

Ingrid Evans

I am a senior finishing my degree in environmental science. This class opened up a world of knowledge on interesting topics such as forest health and ecology and most importantly the basics in dendrochronology dating and analysis.

Helena Murray

I am a junior forestry major with a plant biology minor and I have always loved trees! Dendrochronology has been a great experience for me because I have learned just how useful trees can be to many disciplines of scientific research.

Jonathan Constabel

Hi! I am a Conservation Biology major, a Geography and Chemistry minor, and an aspiring adventurer and conservationist. Exploration and the arts are central to my pursuits, and I hope to bring a sense of whimsy and poeticism to the realm of field work while fighting for the protection and continued sustainability of our home and its inhabitants.