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Forest Ecology - Adirondack 2007

Reconstructing the fire history of an old-growth white pine stand at the Cathedral Pines Forest

Professor Fahey explains the history of post-glacial soil formation in the Adirondacks

Students learn about the interaction of trees and their mycorrhyzal symbionts

Exploring the bog

On the trail to Goodnow Mountain

The view of Rich Lake from the fire tower atop Goodnow Mountain, Central Adirondacks

Camping at Paradox Lake, Eastern Adirondacks

On top of Giant Mountain, 1,410 meters above sea level

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Cornell University "Forest Ecology Course" field trip to the Adirondack Mountains, September 2007

Forest Ecology is a course offered at Cornell University for undergraduate and graduate students. In addition to lectures, the course includes field projects and trips to show students ecology in practice. This photo album contains images taken during a field trip to the Adirondack Mountains of New York State - an area containing a rich mosaic forest communities and land-use histories.

Professor: Timothy Fahey
Teaching Assistants:
Steve Raciti, Alex Kudryavtsev

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Field trip to the White Mountains