2015

25^th Annual North American Dendroecological Fieldweek (NADEF)

The Schoodic Institute, Maine, Acadia National Park

Groups:

Introductory: Kara Lorion (University of Maine) and Neil Toth (Indiana University)

• Spruce Budworm Reconstruction Using 19th Century Salvaged Wood from Maine

Sclerochronology: Bryan Black (University of Texas, Austin – Marine Science Institute), Beth Matta (Alaska Fisheries Science Center in Seattle) and Jim Speer (Indiana State University)

• Seeing the ocean through the trees: dendrochronology technique and climate reconstruction for Pacific geoduck.

Dendroarchaeology: Paul Krusic (Stockholm University) and Bill Flynt (Historic Deerfield)

• Dendroarchaeology Analysis of Three Cape-style Houses

Dendroclimatology I: Grant Harley (University of Southern Mississippi) and Stockton Maxwell (Radford University)

• Spatio-temporal variability of Pinus rigida in a coastal pine barren

Dendroecology: Shawn Fraver (University of Maine) and Chris Gentry (Austin Peay State University)

• Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Stand Dynamics of Beech Mountain in Acadia National Park, Maine.

Dendroclimatology II: Peter Brown (Rocky Mountain Tree-Ring Research)

• Growth and Climate Responses of Four Pinus Species on Norumbega Mountain, Acadia National Park