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2021 Guidelines for Conducting Research at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest Under Reduced Operations Due to COVID-19

revised February 17, 2021

Presenting: Young Voices of Science Project Showcase!

To practice what they learned, each Young Voices of Science participant designed an outreach project with one-on-one mentorship from HBRF staff. Explore a sample of their work.

Young Voices of Science Spring 2021 Program Announcement

The Hubbard Brook Research Foundation is now accepting applications for the Young Voices of Science Program during the 2021 spring semester. The program is designed to prepare and empower science scholars to share their knowledge, concerns, and hopes for the future and provide a launch pad for public engagement.

Hubbard Brook Research Featured on New Hampshire Public Radio

NHPR reporter Annie Ropeik joined Dartmouth biologist Matt Ayres in the field last fall as he set up sound recorders that will passively monitor migratory birds this spring as they return from their wintering grounds—an innovation, after 51 years of bird reserach at Hubbard Brook, necessitated by the pandemic's disruption of the field work season.

The Hubbard Brook Research Foundation Is Turning Up the Volume on Young Voices of Science!

HBRF is now accepting applications for the first-ever student cohort of the Young Voices of Science program during the 2020 fall semester. This free program is designed to prepare and empower science scholars to share their knowledge, concerns, and hopes for the future with the wider world.

Hubbard Brook Holds Virtual Climate Change Roundtable with Representative Annie Kuster

Representative Annie Kuster (NH-02) held a virtual roundtable discussion with Hubbard Brook climate change scientists to discuss the latest research and findings on climate change.

HBRF Statement on Standing for Racial Justice

HBRF condemns violence against Black communities and stands in solidarity with our social justice partners who are demanding change.

Hannah Vollmer receives prestigious NSF graduate fellowship to study conservation genetics of rare alpine roses

She plans to use the fellowship to study the genetics and conservation of three alpine roses that are rare to New England: creeping sibbaldia, dwarf cinquefoil, and mountain avens.

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