The Harvard Forest seminars are an interdisciplinary forum for invited speakers to present research on a wide range of ecological topics. The fall series runs from September 5 through December 19. Lectures are free and open to the public and are held Fridays at 11:00am. September speakers include:
- David Lindenmayer, Australian National University and Harvard Bullard Fellow speaking on Two decades of research in a giant eucalypt forest - the montane ash forests of Victoria, south-eastern Australia.
- Thomas R. Sinclair - United States Department of Agriculture and Harvard Bullard Fellow speaking on Resource limitations to increasing plant productivity.