Measuring Mansfield's Alpine Plants, One Square Meter at a Time
Throughout the state of Vermont, there exists only a sparse 210 acres of land where alpine plants — plants that grow in harsh, high-elevation climates above tree lines — can thrive. Mount Mansfield, the highest point in the state, holds nearly 200 of those acres. And in the face of oncoming climate change and a dramatic drop in snow pack density and days without snow on the top of the mountain...
An Interview with UVM Alumnus and Naturalist Eric Hagen
It is always interesting to know a bit about the path that leads people to pursue a specific field of study. You completed a Master of Science degree in the Field Naturalist Program at UVM.
AMD Gives UVM $1 Million to Boost Computing Power for COVID-19 Research
The microchip manufacture AMD has made a $1 million gift to the University of Vermont to boost its high performance computing capacity and enhance the university’s COVID-19 research efforts. UVM is among the first 21 schools the company has supported through its AMD HPC Fund for COVID-19 Research program, designed to accelerate COVID research at universities around the country.