Thank you for joining us at the
2022 Northeastern Forest Pest Council Annual Meeting
held March 23rd & 24th in Portland, Maine
This was a joint meeting with NESAF, Wildlife Society, and Forest Stewards Guild and a great success!
Additional information can be found by going through the NESAF and can be accessed by following this link:
https://nesaf.org/events/nesaf-annual-meeting-2022/
The Gerald N. Lanier Student Forum gives graduate students from the northeastern U.S. and the eastern Canada a friendly and relaxed setting in which to practice their presentation skills, and it affords an opportunity to discuss their work with practitioners and other scientists.
Each student is given 10 minutes for their presentation followed by 3 minutes for questions. The top three presentations receive a prize.
Award of $200
Examining Black Ash (Fraxinus nigra) Occurrence and Growth in Northern New York Through Remote Sensing and Dendrochronological Analysis
St. Lawrence University
Award of $150
Recovered, But for How Long? Using Tree-Ring Analysis to Determine the Magnitude and Duration of Hemlock Recovery from Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Infestation Following Imidacloprid Treatment in Central Pennsylvania
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Award of $100
The Bane of Maine: Reducing Browntail Moth's Itchy Impacts in Vacationland
University of Maine