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Meg Lowman: Wheelchairs in the trees

Meg Lowman: Wheelchairs in the trees

August 21, 2013

Meg Lowman: Wheelchairs in the trees, Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Aug. 21, 2013. Mobility-limited college students are tackling unanswered questions about what lives in the tops of temperate forest trees, research that is preparing them for careers as forest ecologists or field entomologists. Meg Lowman, sciences, featured.

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