torreybotanical.bsky.social
Based in NYC. Offering plant walks, botanical lectures, student scholarships and scientific publications. We are the oldest botanical society in the Americas.
Join the society today: https://www.torreybotanical.org
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Hi Aerin,
We ask that applicants become part of the society to be eligible for annual grants, a standard practice among most academic societies. Membership carries other benefits as well. Minimum student membership cost is only $20 - $30 is for both online & print access to the journal #JTBS
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Thank you for pointing this out, we will correct this error - our funding for the GSRF has steadily increased over the years, and is currently $2500, $1500 and $1000 for the top three proposals for both masters and PhD students.
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If the link above isn't working try - us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
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Our virtual lecture series is free to attend for members and non-members alike! For more about the society check out www.torreybotanical.org
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3/23, Saturday, we will be exploring Alley Pond park to look at skunk cabbages with our new field trip chair, Zihao Wang.
Check out our website (www.torreybotanical.org) or our Facebook page (Facebook.com/torreybotanical) to register!
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yep! We post recordings of all the talks on our YouTube - www.youtube.com/c/TorreyBota...
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🌾🌎🧪
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Max received his Master from Yale School of the Environment and Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolution from Rutgers University, where he was steward of the Hutcheson Memorial Forest.
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Max Piana is a research ecologist at the US Forest Service's Northern Research Station. Max co-leads the Urban Silviculture Network, a collaborative group of practitioners and scientists, focused on developing and implementing evidence-based approaches to sustainably manage forests in cities.