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Al Levno, retired USFS (left), and Greg Downing, USFS (right), stand next to a precip sampling device. Greg collects samples at the Andrews Forest now; Al used to collect the same types of samples...
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Marie Tosa (OSU graduate student), shares information on mammals and birds
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Marie Tosa (OSU graduate student) (left), and Brooke Penaluna (USFS PNW) (right), share information on "Fur and Fins": mammals and fish
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An HJA Day attendee inspects a sculpin fish up close, during the "Fur and Fins" morning presentation station
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HJA Day attendees look at mammal skulls during the "Fur and Fins" morning presentation station
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HJA Day attendees look at mammal skeletons during the "Fur and Fins" morning presentation station
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HJA Day attendees look at mammal skeletons during the "Fur and Fins" morning presentation station
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HJA Day attendees look at mammal skeletons during the "Fur and Fins" morning presentation station
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Marie Tosa (OSU graduate student), shares information on mammals and birds
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Steve Wondzell (USFS PNW) talks about rainfall, runoff, and hydrology
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Julia Jones (OSU) (left) and Steve Wondzell (USFS PNW) (right) hold up sticks showing the heights of highest, average, and lowest rainfall on record at the Andrews Forest
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David Paul Bayles (left) shares his photography of the Andrews Forest with HJA Day attendees
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Sam Schmieding (OSU) (left) shares his curated collection of documents about Horace J. Andrews, after whom the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest was named
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HJA Day attendees look over historical documents about the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
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David Paul Bayles (right) shares his photography of the Andrews Forest with HJA Day attendees
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Zheng Dong (OSU, far left) and David Bell (USFS PNW, left) discuss how climate change might affect forests in the Pacific Northwest
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David Bell (USFS PNW) holds a tree corer, an instrument used to take cores from trees. Tree cores can show scientists growth patterns of a tree over time.
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HJA Day attendees look at LIDAR images (top) and an older technology, landsat images (right)
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David Bell (USFS PNW) talks about remote sensing and what scientists can learn about looking at changes over the long term
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David Shaw (OSU, center) shows attendees a Western hemlock branch with dwarf mistletoe fruiting bodies
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David Shaw (OSU, center) points out a Western hemlock tree infested with dwarf mistletoe.
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Zheng Dong (OSU) shares information on modeling and the value of long-term data in trying to see ahead
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Anniversary cake for the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest
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Graduate student Sarah Kelly shares her work on the Discovery Trail at HJA Day 2018.