• Overview
• Research at the Forest
• Lab and Housing Resources
• Environmental Monitoring Network
• Data Resources
• Small Grants
• Green Building and Smart Features

The Forest supports research in a wide range of scientific disciplines, with current research foci in forest ecology, wildlife biology, ecophysiology, biogeochemistry, and paleoecology.  It offers lab facilities, housing, and a variety of other resources for scientists.

• Current research at the Forest, publications from Forest research, and abstracts from the Forest’s research symposia.
• Lab and housing resources at the Forest, including wet and dry laboratories, scientific and technological equipment, and several housing options.
• The Forest’s automated environmental monitoring network.
• Other Forest resources, such as long-term plots, trails, watersheds, and facilities for studying acid rain and mercury deposition
• Archived data on biotic and abiotic resources of the forest dating to 1930.
• The internal Small Grants program, funded by the Ernst C. Stiefel Foundation.
• An overview of the green building features of the Forest’s structures.