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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.


4 responses to “AMRE Team | Community Climate Change”

  1. Caitlyn Denes says:

    Great job, Community Climate Change group! So proud of all your hard work during AMRE!

  2. Tyrell Cooper says:

    Thank you Caitlyn. And thank you for being a great mentor to all of us.

  3. Desiree Smith says:

    Thank you, Caitlyn! You were an excellent mentor, and we all appreciate the lessons and guidance that you gave us!

  4. Jenni Griffin says:

    Wonderful work!Thanks for sharing it here.