Harvard Forest

Harvard Forest is a 3,500-acre research site in Massachusetts, part of Harvard University. It serves as a living laboratory for scientists studying forest ecosystems, climate change, and biodiversity. Established in 1907, it combines research with conservation, providing insights into how forests function and their role in the environment. The forest is home to various species of plants and wildlife, making it an important area for ecological studies. Harvard Forest also engages the public through educational programs and aims to promote understanding of sustainable practices in forest management and environmental stewardship.