AMRE Team | Community Climate Change
Caitlyn Denes ’23, Environmental Geoscience
Desiree Smith ’25, Geoscience
Nana K Ansah ’25, Undecided
Skylar Barnett ’25, Undecided
Tyrell Cooper ’25, Environmental Studies
Advisors: Meagan Pollock, Greg Wiles
Climate change is causing increased precipitation and more frequent and intense storms in Wooster, OH. White oak (Quercus alba) tree rings can serve as a record of past climatic conditions, and they can be analyzed to determine tree response to a changing climate. Our team analyzed white oak tree rings to see how the species is responding to a wetter climate and to learn how white oaks are responding to climate change.
Posted in Comments Enabled, Experiential Learning Showcase 2022 on November 16, 2022.
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Great job, Community Climate Change group! So proud of all your hard work during AMRE!
Thank you Caitlyn. And thank you for being a great mentor to all of us.
Thank you, Caitlyn! You were an excellent mentor, and we all appreciate the lessons and guidance that you gave us!
Wonderful work!Thanks for sharing it here.