Alexandra Kosiba

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Contact Information

E-mail: akosiba@uvm.edu

Work phone: 802-656-2975

Biography

Ali is a forest ecologist and dendrochronologist (tree rings) who specializes in understanding tree response to environmental change. She has worked with FEMC over the years, first as a graduate student studying tree growth in the FEMCs long-term study site at Mt. Mansfield and as a part-time staff member to author the annual reports. Now at the FEMC, she coordinates and oversees regional and state scientific projects.

List of Projects

Project	Role	Start	End
Developing a Multiproxy Tree-Ring Based Reconstruction of Past Climate for New England	Participant	2012-06-01	2014-07-01
Winooski Urban Forest Inventory	Participant	2014-07-01	Ongoing
Winter Injury, Carbon Loss, but Surprising Growth Resurgence in Red Spruce	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2010-01-01	2013-03-04
Dendrochronological analysis of five dominant tree species along elevational gradients at Mt. Mansfield	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2012-09-03	2016-05-24
Causes and Implications of Surprising Growth Resurgence of Red Spruce in the Northern Forest	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2013-01-01	2016-08-01
Northeastern Regional Aerial Detection Surveys and Insect and Disease Surveys	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2016-06-02	2018-04-30
Projected hemlock woolly adelgid-induced losses (2013-2027) in riparian corridors in New York State	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2018-06-01	2018-10-19
New Hampshire Clearcut Inventory 1995 to 2015	Project Lead/Principal Investigator	2018-06-01	Ongoing