You may not have heard of an insect with the innocuous appearance of a piece of lint that is re-shaping forest ecosystems across eastern North America. Katie Martin, ENR PhD candidate, shares her research on forest composition and function transition across the central Appalachians, and this hemlock woolly adelgid (Adelges tsugae). Read about it in the Feb. 27th BiWeek.

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