Join PhD student Aylin Barreras from Colorado State University for an insightful seminar at the Mountain Research Station. This presentation focuses on seasonal water use strategies and physiological patterns observed in coniferous tree species. As part of the ongoing research series at the station, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with current forest and rangeland stewardship studies. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how trees adapt to seasonal environmental changes in high-altitude ecosystems.
What to Expect
An academic presentation followed by a discussion on tree physiology and water management strategies.
Who Should Attend
Forestry students
Ecologists
Researchers
Environmental science enthusiasts
Local community members
Agenda Overview
Seminar presentation followed by a Q&A session regarding coniferous tree research.
Venue & Address
Mountain Research Station
818 County Road 116 Nederland , Colorado – 80466 United States
Organizer
Mountain Research Station · Academic Institution
A research facility operated by the University of Colorado Boulder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the speaker?
Aylin Barreras, a PhD student in the Forest and Rangeland Stewardship program at Colorado State University.
Where is the event held?
Mountain Research Station, 818 County Road 116, Nederland, CO.
Is registration required?
Please check the University of Colorado Boulder calendar for specific attendance requirements.
What is the topic?
Seasonal physiological patterns and water use strategies of coniferous tree species.
Is this event open to the public?
The seminar is hosted as part of the MRS news and events series.
How can I contact the station?
You can reach the Mountain Research Station at 303-492-8842.
Tags
Academic
Research
Forestry
Ecology
Nederland
Seminar
Summary
A research seminar on coniferous tree water use strategies presented by Aylin Barreras at the Mountain Research Station.