How do dead trees that have fallen into streams contribute to carbon storage? UVM-based Hubbard Brook researchers Dr. Stephen Collaer and Dr. Bill Keeton discuss their recent paper in this North Country Public Radio interview.

How will Hurricane Melissa impact migratory bird populations at Hubbard Brook and beyond? New article just out in The Boston Globe featuring Hubbard Brook ornithologists Dick Holmes and Alicia Brunner. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/10/31/m...

"Night Creatures of Hubbard Brook" Illustration by Raisa Kochmaruk, accompanied by Hubbard Brook Biologist Lynn Christensen's original poetry and narration. Dr. Christensen studies the interactions of large animals in the Hubbard Brook forest. youtu.be/VeTEOV-j_eo

Just out in PNAS - Been thinking about these three graphs for nearly a decade with a great team of smart colleagues. We finally have a story to tell that makes these interesting observations make sense. doi.org/10.1073/pnas...

In my #ENVSCOMM25-2 class today, students are doing an in-class writing exercise on acid rain by converting a scientific abstract into a compelling story for non-scientists & turning it into a blockbuster movie (!). Abstract is about original research at Hubbard Brook Forest, NH. hubbardbrook.org 🧪✍️

Work by the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation is cited in this student doctoral thesis at the Institute for Biodiversity and Freshwater Conservation. Read Science into action: the challenge of effective knowledge exchange in freshwater biodiversity management: bit.ly/46fh0e9 🌐🧪

Black throated green warbler illustration by Raisa Kochmaruk. Created to accompany "Territory Sizes and Patterns of Habitat Use by Forest Birds Over Five Decades: Ideal Free or Ideal Despotic?" @mirandazamm.bsky.social, et. al. 2024. Read the paper in Ecology Letters: bit.ly/4gCwdbD 🧪

Submit an abstract for your Hubbard Brook science to be included in the 2026 BIOGEOMON schedule. Details and submission portal: bit.ly/biogeomon_ab... 🌐🧪

Thank you @newhampshirebulletin.com for covering this important research, including work by @bostonu.bsky.social-based Pam Templer's team at Hubbard Brook.

You are invited to nominate an impactful dataset most valuable to your research and community to be included in an upcoming commentary published in an AGU journal. 🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/RVRZELs 📆 Nominations are due October 10th! #AGUPubs #OpenScienceWeek #OpenScience

"Understanding long-term changes in urban forests ultimately requires long-term ecological studies. The importance of such studies was first highlighted by the results of long-term bird monitoring at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest." Read more recently published in Forests: bit.ly/47LdVUa 🧪

Members of the 2025 Bird Crew during an early-summer photo shoot in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest. 🧪 Bird data from Hubbard Brook: 🍽️: bit.ly/4n4aHQm 🎶: bit.ly/4mgNhGc 📊: bit.ly/42s32mF

"Our findings indicate persistent structural legacies associated with ice storm disturbance, but declining structural legacies over time may affect interactions with subsequent stressors." Latest findings from Hubbard Brook artificial ice storm experiments published by @canjforestres.bsky.social 🌐🧪

Thank you @nhpr.org for sharing this great story from Ari Daniel featuring work by @dartmouthcollege.bsky.social researchers including @mirandazamm.bsky.social. 🧪

Great story from Kate Dario at @nhpr.org about fall colors includes insights from Hubbard Brook's Amey Bailey. "Amey Bailey, a forest technician also at Hubbard Brook...described this year as “a perfect storm” of challenges for trees." 🌐🧪

Findings from artificial ice storm experiments at Hubbard Brook are cited in this Global Ecology and Biogeography article. "Determining how disturbance-induced changes affect resistance to subsequent disturbances is critical for understanding forest dynamics in the face of global change." 🌐🧪

Turning waste into bioplastics: fiber rejects and acid whey provided sugars and nutrients for E. coli to produce PHB efficiently, reaching 5.2 g/L. This approach cuts feedstock costs while reducing emissions and freshwater. 🧪

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Great coverage of research happening in Hubbard Brook by @mirandazamm.bsky.social, et. al. in this episode of @whimsicallambda.bsky.social! 🧪

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📰 Cutting through market trends: The impact of macroeconomy, Covid-19 pandemic and climate-related disasters costs on wood product prices in North America ✍ Dura, H., Fortin, M., Achim, A. (2025) 📕Can J of For Res (@canjforestres.bsky.social) 🔗 doi.org/10.1139/cjfr...

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A great listen for an evening commute. About 30 minutes in total. In this podcast series you'll learn about the Great Old Broads for Wilderness and what brought them to the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest. 🧪📻

Not all street trees make it, but in Worcester, MA two-thirds planted from 2010–2012 are still standing. This new research article draws upon research which includes collaboration from @caryinstitute.bsky.social-based Hubbard Brooker Peter Groffman.

Learning about how drones are used for research at Hubbard Brook. Part of the summer 2025 Science Night series. Read about some of this work being done by @unhresearch.bsky.social: bit.ly/4lpmmb3 🧪

Thank you @granitegeeknh.bsky.social for including a look at how scientists at Hubbard Brook continue to collect water samples during dry conditions. Read more and subscribe: bit.ly/4n55N5m 📹: @caryinstitute.bsky.social's Tammy Wooster 🧪

Apply today to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply Isaac Spackman - Young Voices of Science spring 2025 Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. 🧪

Apply today to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply Emma Johnson - Young Voices of Science spring 2025 Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. 🧪

Some Taylor Swift song titles that have some connection to ecosystem science.

✨🍁Now Open! 🍁✨ The application for the Fall 2025 Young Voices of Science Program is now open through Friday, September 5th! Please share with your community! Application Form: forms.gle/Q7PvvNWQowF9... 🔗No need to be a student to apply! #science #sciencecommunication #scicomm

The three most-clicked-on science articles we've shared this week: 💧: bit.ly/3UrUjfV ❄️: bit.ly/45g7Mh5 ⏳: bit.ly/4kurFWw

Researchers reflect on the importance of Hubbard Brook's long-term monitoring and data collection and their own place in the legacy of science that has happened here. 🧪

Wait! Did you say you're looking for Soil Profile Rock Characteristics by Bedrock Type? Well, we've got a dataset for you!

Apply today to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply Abigail Borgmeier - Young Voices of Science spring 2025 Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. 🧪

Great opportunity with one of our Hubbard Brook Consortium members!

The importance of experimental forests like Hubbard Brook is explored in this recent presentation to the Northern Hardwood Conference by Bob Seymour.

"Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) export from watersheds by streams is an important, changing component of the global carbon cycle." Read some of the latest research from scientists working Hubbard Brook. 📖: bit.ly/3UrUjfV

Apply today to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply Emma Johnson Young Voices of Science 2025 Spring Cohort Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. 🧪

Autumn field season is approaching. Still mostly green leaves out there. Watch the seasons change live at Hubbard Brook via the PhenoCam website: bit.ly/45GYidD PhenoCam is hosted by Northern Arizona University.

Moments from our impromptu photo booth during July's Hubbard Brook Annual Cooperators' Meeting. 🧪

Electrospun nanofibers are put to the test in this newly published article which cites research conducted at Hubbard Brook.

This week's three most clicked on links to papers about research at Hubbard Brook: ⏳: bit.ly/4kurFWw 🫁: bit.ly/45MAxCe 📊: bit.ly/43hz8kF

Cora Steinbach Young Voices of Science 2025 Spring Cohort Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. Apply today to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply

Hubbard Brook research is cited in this new article exploring ways to mitigate some of the less-than-beneficial aspects of aquaculture ponds. 🌐🧪

Abigail Borgmeier: Young Voices of Science 2025 Spring Cohort Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. Apply to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply

Applications for the 2026 New Phytologist #TansleyMedal for excellence in #PlantScience are now open! It's a global competition for early career researchers with 3-5 years' experience post-PhD. Deadline: 1 November 2025. 👉 newphytologist.org/tansleymedal #ESA2025

"At the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, a northern hardwood forest site in the U.S. National Science Foundation Long-Term Ecological Research network, decades of environmental data collection provide context for assessing possible changes in the trajectory of soil respiration." 🧪

Isaac Spackman: Young Voices of Science 2025 Spring Cohort Each participant in the Young Voices of Science program works with Hubbard Brook Research Foundation mentors to create a final outreach project. Apply to join the next cohort: bit.ly/YVoS_apply

New in Ecological Monitoring. "Lovett et al. (2018) showed that N retention increased in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest (New Hampshire, USA), even in late succession stages." 🧪

Everything you wanted to know about 3D forest surveys but were too afraid to ask: our latest paper shows how to do it and and why you should.