On December 6th, 2012, the journal Ecology Letters released a new article on the interactions between clouds and cloud forest plants. Please contact us for a press release or any other media inquiries.
Link: Paper
Link: Biographical information on Todd Dawson (senior author)
Link: Biographical information on Greg Goldsmith (lead author – via Canopy in the Clouds)
Link: Biographical information on Greg Goldsmith (lead author – via National Geographic Society)
Link: Information on tropical montane cloud forests.
Updated 8 Dec. 12
We’re covered in a blog post on the website How To Smile (All The Best in Science and Math Activities) by Deborah Lee Rose. Check it out!
We have won the Scientist’s Without Borders’ Science in Action Contest in both the photo and video categories. True story! Thanks to all of our supporters for recognizing our work! Here’s the winning photo:
Canopy in the Clouds is reviewed in the January 2012 edition of the American Biology Teacher. According to the article, written by life science teacher Marisa Castronova,
“Today’s student is very technologically savvy, yearning to learn at his or her own pace. This resource satisfies that need while exposing the student to an otherwise hidden world. Get ready, pack your bags, and visit “Canopy in the Clouds” to plan your itin- erary. Your virtual field trip is just one click away. I highly recommend “Canopy in the Clouds” for grades 6–12, although its con- tent and lesson plans can be modified for use by other grades. Tutorial videos are also provided. For those without a high-speed Internet connection, the project team is developing a DVD version.”
We are proud to be partnering with Panasonic and their LUMIX cameras on a new project! Check out the beautiful media we got using their GH2 cameras!
According to the press release from the UC Berkeley News Center, the website includes “breathtaking, high-definition photos and video” of the tropical montane cloud forest.
Check out the video:
Our friends at the Bowdoin Daily Sun have picked up our article in National Geographic’s Newswatch….thanks!
We are the feature of “Walking in the Clouds,” a National Geographic Newswatch article written by Fabio Amador of the NGS Waitt Grant Program. The footage in the video is not posted anywhere on the website….check it out.
Canopy in the Clouds is honored to be recognized for its contributions to EcoService by the Ecological Society of America and the Union of Concerned Scientists at the Annual Meeting of the ESA in Austin, Texas.
Cool….we’re on the new Biocreativity blog as a talk to see at this year’s Ecological Society of America Meeting. We’re fans of the site, so it’s great to see to get a shout out.