Collaborators
Project Stream Restoration
A campus restoration project designed to improve the health and beauty of Mount Holyoke College’s aquatic ecosystems
Tidmarsh Project
Biogeochemical cycling and greenhouse gas emissions from natural, restored, retired, and actively farmed cranberry bogs
- Tidmarsh Farms, Inc.
- Living Observatory
- Massachusetts Department of Fish and Wildlife
- Division of Ecological Restoration
- University of Massachusetts Amherst, Department of Geosciences
- University of Massachusetts Amherst, Cranberry Station
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab
Springfield Urban Waters Restoration Partnership
Restoration-based education and urban stream restoration in neighboring urban areas
- ReGreen Springfield
- Massachusetts Department of Fish and Wildlife
- Division of Ecological Restoration
- Chicopee 4Rivers Watershed Council
- Springfield Museums
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- Keep Springfield Beautiful
- USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station
- Connecticut River Watershed Council
- Springfield Parks Department
- Springfield Conservation Commission
- Springfield Department of Public Works
- Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
- Friends of the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
- The Springfield Renaissance School
Aging Wetlands
Effect of aging on soil characteristics and microbial-based functions in restored wetlands
Restoration Methodology, Vegetative Composition, and Ecosystem Function
Long-term development and ecosystem functions of wetlands restored with different soil amendments
- Cornell Biological Field Station
- USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Lehmann Lab, Cornell University
- Groffman Lab, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
- Upper Susquehanna Coalition
Biochar
The influence of biochar on wetland development and functions
Soil Microbial Communities
Metagenomics of soil microbial communities in restored wetlands
Off-Campus Student Internships
Students deepen their experience in restoration through off-campus opportunities
Mount Holyoke College Campus Community
Collaborating across campus environmental initiatives