Snails nibbling on seedlings may shape forests

Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment | April 1, 2019 (PDF)

Inequality is normal: Dominance of the big trees

EurekAlert! | May 8, 2018

Researchers say tick numbers related to local terrain

St. Louis Public Radio | May 4, 2018

Explaining tropical forests’ astonishing biodiversity

Inside Science | October 12, 2017

A matter of time for tropical diversity

Nature | September 20, 2017

Why do we see more species in tropical forests?
The mystery may finally be solved

Smithsonian Magazine | July 6, 2017

Is this the long-sought answer to the question of tropical biodiversity?

Smithsonian Newsdesk | June 29, 2017

Global forest network cracks the case of tropical biodiversity

Washington University Newsroom | June 29, 2017

Satellites detect the healthy glow of a forest with underground friends

Smithsonian Newsdesk | May 2, 2016

NASA satellite images uncover underground forest fungi

NASA Earth Science News | March 31, 2016

If trees could talk: Forest research network reveals global change effects

Smithsonian Newsdesk | September 26, 2014

60-acre forest near Eureka joins Smithsonian survey on climate change

St. Louis Post Dispatch | January 8, 2014

Tyson designated an earth observatory

Washington University Newsroom | December 4, 2013

Taking the measure of Madidi

Science | July 20, 2012