Sentence examples for a forest ecologist from inspiring English sources

Mark Ashton, a forest ecologist at Yale University, agrees.

Bruce Kershner, a forest ecologist and vice president of the newly created New York Old Growth Forest Association, is good at dating trees at a glance.

A forest ecologist will tell you that if you cut down some woods — not all the woods, but some of them — a new forest will quickly replace them.

"His work is very convincing; I would even say unimpeachable," said Dr. Glenn Juday, a forest ecologist at the University of Alaska.

Gregory H. Aplet, a forest ecologist with the Wilderness Society, gave passing approval to the plan, saying, "There's little in here to object to".

This was the conclusion drawn by David Bowman, a forest ecologist at the University of Tasmania in Australia and one the study's authors.

"They found a surprisingly positive trend," Gary Hartshorn, a tropical forest ecologist with the World Forestry Center in Portland, Oregon.

"We all thought we were doing a great job of protecting the area," said Dr. Robert O. Lawton, a tropical forest ecologist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville who was the lead author of the study.

"We can expect more forest diebacks," says Bettina Engelbrecht, a tropical forest ecologist at the University of Bayreuth in Germany who was not involved with the work.

"You need to love being in the woods, without much of what we take for granted in our civilized world," says Jérôme Chave, a tropical forest ecologist at the Laboratory for Evolution and Biological Diversity in Toulouse, France.

On the weekend we were planning our tree safari, he was already scheduled to measure big trees in the Adirondacks with Bruce Kershner, a Buffalo-based forest ecologist.