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Tim Schowalter Oral History Interview
Before coming to OSU in 1981, entomologist Tim Schowalter had been involved with Jornada Experimental Range in New Mexico and Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory in Georgia, two US Department of Agriculture sites with deep university affiliations, IBP, and…
Jim Sedell Oral History Interview
Born and raised in Oregon, Jim Sedell completed a BA in philosophy at Willamette University and a PhD in stream ecology at University of Pittsburg before returning to Oregon to take a post-doc position at OSU and the Andrews Forest in 1972. He…
Roy Silen Oral History Interview
Roy Silen went to work on the then Blue River Experimental Forest in the year it was established – 1948 – because he had a forestry degree and a background in logging engineering and the PNW Research Station, his employer, had agreed to cut 20…
Phil Sollins Oral History Interview
Phil Sollins received early exposure to ecological research through summer experiences working at Luquillo Experimental Forest in Puerto Rico, which eventually became an LTER site, during summers of his early years. Then he worked in the Eastern…
Susan Stafford Oral History Interview
Susan Stafford came in 1979 to the OSU College of Forestry with a background in statistics and quickly took up leadership of the Quantitative Science Group, the computing system, and information management for the Andrews Forest, leading to…
Fred Swanson - 1996 Oral History Interview on the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
After completion of a PhD in geology at University of Oregon in 1972, Fred Swanson began work at Andrews Forest as a post-doc in the IBP era, leading to a Research Geologist position in the Pacific Northwest Research Station. He remained involved…
Bob Tarrant Oral History Interview
After fighting in WW II, Bob Tarrant began working in the PNW Station as a forestry researcher in 1946 at a time when forest biology was just becoming a subject of Forest Service research. His science career was again interrupted by military service…
Jim Trappe Oral History Interview
Forest Service mycologist Jim Trappe was somewhat peripheral to the Andrews Forest program, but his research group included scientists who participated more closely and, also, he collaborated on projects with BLM scientist Chris Maser on projects…
Gabe Tucker Oral History Interview
Gabe Tucker engaged with Andrews Forest as an OSU undergraduate and completed a thesis on needle morphology of western hemlock. He then completed a MS at U Washington and PhD at Cornell before returning to work in the Coast Range and on silviculture…
Dick Waring Oral History Interview - Part 1
As a young forest ecology professor in the College of Forestry ca. 1970, Dick Waring teamed up with Jerry Franklin to lead the Andrews Forest component of the Conifer Forest Biome project within the International Biological Program. He was a…