Studying Costa Rican Dry Forest

Studying Costa Rican Dry Forest

Research by MSI PI Jennifer Powers (professor, Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior) in Costa Rica’s dry forests is featured in a recent article on the website of the College of Biological Sciences. Professor Powers runs field station at the Area de Conservación Guanacaste and received the U of M Award for Global Engagement earlier this year. She uses MSI resources to support this research, including for running statistical analyses using R and for processing satellite imagery.

Read the CBS article: The Power(s) of place.

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