Harvard University

The Harvard Forest is Harvard University's 4,000-acre laboratory and classroom for ecology and conservation.

Offerings for the Harvard community include:

• undergraduate courses and internships
• faculty fellowships
• post-doctoral fellowships
• research opportunities for faculty and graduate students
• meeting space and dormitories for staff  and faculty retreats
• digital resources including a historical archive, an online Flora of Harvard Forest, photo catalog, real-time webcams, and research data archive
• an on-site Museum, library, research sample archive, and a historical Archive that includes maps and stand records

Faculty from across the university conduct research at the Harvard Forest. Download our Faculty Resource Overview and browse research by:

• Missy Holbrook and Paul Moorcroft in Organismal and Evolutionary Biology
• Steve Wofsy and Bill Munger in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
• Peter del Tredici at the Arnold Arboretum
• Richard Forman at the Graduate School of Design