Oscar drove up to Salt Lake City to participate in the 111th annual meeting of the Ecological Society of America. He presented two posters, “Stem freeze-thaw cycles in an evergreen woodland and its control on winter water use and photosynthesis” and “Using open-access PhenoCamimagery and data for science outreach and education in elementary to university-level classrooms.” Visitors to his posters included friends and collaborators Drew Peltier and his group from UNLV, Barry Logan from Bowdoin, Marguerite Mauritz from UTEP, and Lin Meng from Vanderbilt. After the meeting, Oscar commented that “I felt more ‘at home’ than I thought I would, due to the large number of ecophys sessions.”
Next year’s ESA meeting is in Andrew’s hometown of Toronto, Canada!
