Articles

Each year, we craft an article for the Center for Environmental Studies’ periodical, Field Notes, featuring a different aspect of the forest. Thus, these articles provide unique insights into the ins-and-outs of the forest over the years. For more current information, check out our blog.

Reflections of 3 years as an HMF Educator (2022)

A Pandemic Love Affair (2021)

The Covid Spring (2020)

Students with Buckets — Sugar Blues: HMF Sugarbush News from HMF (2019)

Men in front of Greenhouse — Life on the Edge… (2018)

Boy and girl examining frog — Spring in Hopkins Forest: …(2016)

Two researchers in Field — Home Field Advantage (2015)

Students Teaching Students (2014)

Stormy Times in Hopkins Forest; a first graders view (2013)

Dry Field — Beyond the Trees: farms, fields and slash Hopkins Forest (2012)

Student Researchers — Permanent Plot Survey (2011)

Spring: What a weird one it was… (2010)

What Lurks Beneath… (2009)

Salamader — A Salamander’s Tale (2008)

Caterpillars on Tree — Forest tent caterpillars: the rest of the story… (2007)

From the Forest: Back from the brink and awash in amphibians and caterpillars (2006)

Trees — Summer in the Forest: of New Fields, Nineties and Tent Caterpillars… (2005)

MET Tower — Fall in the Forest—wind towers, grasshopper labs, and white-tail deer (2004)