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Dr. Alexandra Kosiba

Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont

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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
Winooski Urban Forest InventoryParticipant 2014-07-01 Ongoing
Winter Injury, Carbon Loss, but Surprising Growth Resurgence in Red SpruceProject Lead/Principal Investigator 2010-01-01 2013-03-04
Vermont Forest Health MonitoringProject Lead/Principal Investigator 1991-06-01 Ongoing
Vermont Statewide Aerial Sketchmapping of Tree Defoliation, Mortality and other DamagesParticipant 1980-01-01 Ongoing
Dendrochronological analysis of five dominant tree species along elevational gradients at Mt. MansfieldProject Lead/Principal Investigator 2012-09-03 2016-05-24
Causes and Implications of Surprising Growth Resurgence of Red Spruce in the Northern ForestProject Lead/Principal Investigator 2013-01-01 2016-08-01
Northeastern Regional Aerial Detection Surveys and Insect and Disease SurveysProject Lead/Principal Investigator 2016-06-02 2018-04-30
Projected hemlock woolly adelgid-induced losses (2013-2027) in riparian corridors in New York StateProject Lead/Principal Investigator 2018-06-01 2018-10-19
New Hampshire Clearcut Inventory 1995 to 2015Project Lead/Principal Investigator 2018-06-01 Ongoing
Forest clearing detected in New Hampshire using remote sensing (2000-2018)Project Lead/Principal Investigator 2019-01-01 2020-01-07

Documents

Name Date Authors Type
Northeast Forest Fragmentation Information Network Version 1.0: Analysis of Resources and Gaps2019Jennifer Pontius, Alexandra Kosiba, James Duncan, Mike Finnegan, John TruongReport
Climate Connection: Tools for Understanding Climate Change and How It Impacts Forest Ecosystems in the Northeast2019Jennifer Pontius, Alexandra Kosiba, James Duncan, Mike Finnegan, John TruongReport
The DendroEcological Network Version 1.0 - Technical Report2019Shelly Rayback, Christopher Hansen, Paul Schaberg, Alexandra Kosiba, James DuncanAnnual Report
Linking Forest Science to Policy: Improving a Forest Indicators Dashboard to Inform Policy and Decision Making Across Vermont's Forested Landscape2019Jennifer Pontius, Alexandra Kosiba, James Duncan, Laura EdlingPublication
Hemlock woolly adelgid-induced losses in riparian corridors in New York State2018Alexandra Kosiba, James Duncan, Carrie Brown-LimaReport
Northeastern Forest Health Atlas - Technical Report2018William Keeton, Jennifer Pontius, Alexandra Kosiba, James Duncan, Emma Tait, Garrett MeigsReport
Key Findings from iTree Report, City of Winooski, Vermont 2015Alexandra KosibaPublication
Using dendroecological techniques to interpret the response of trees to environmental change at Vermont Monitoring Cooperative’s Mount Mansfield study site 2014Shelly Rayback, Gary Hawley, Paul Schaberg, Alexandra KosibaAnnual Report
Using dendroecological techniques to interpret the response of trees to environmental change at Vermont Monitoring Cooperative’s Mount Mansfield study site 2014Shelly Rayback, Gary Hawley, Paul Schaberg, Alexandra KosibaAnnual Report
Quantifying the legacy of foliar winter injury on woody aboveground carbon sequestration of red spruce trees2013Christopher Hansen, Gary Hawley, Paul Schaberg, Alexandra KosibaPublication