Ethan Tapper
@howtoloveaforest
Forester | Ecologist | Bestselling author of How to Love a Forest | Pre-order my new book — The Forest Year: Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving — today at EthanTapper.com/forestyear
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At the same time that white-tailed deer were nearly extinct in the east, there were overpopulated at the Pisgah National Forest. Here’s the story of the “Fawn Farm” of Pisgah — and how it helped restore deer to the east! #wildlife #animal #animals #nature #restoration #deer #science #stem #history
Do coyotes kill deer? And if they do, does it impact deer populations?? Anyone who tells you that this is a yes or no question doesn’t really get it — it’s nuanced and context-dependent and scale dependent and weird. Check it out! #wildlife #ecology #nature #deer #coyote #ecosystem #science #stem
It would be impossible for me to express all the things that I consider when making trees, but here are a few things that I think about! If you want to read more about this project, check out my book How to Love a Forest — with a primary goal of protecting and sustaining biodiversity. #forestry
What do fur farms in eastern Canada have to do with foxes in California? There is more nuance here than I can express in this many characters—but it if you wanna learn more check out: “The origin of recently established red fox populations in the United States..” by Statham et al (2012) #wildlife
When do white birch (Betula papyrifera) transition from their young (reddish, coppery-colored) bark, to their mature (white, exfoliating) bark? It’s nice to have answers, and also sometimes just seeing stuff, and having questions about it, is just as profound! #tree #trees #forest #ecology #nature
I always heard about “partridge” and never “ruffed grouse.” Well, imagine my surprise when I learned that the bird that I had been calling “partridge” for my whole life is actually a ruffed grouse AND that there are birds that are actually partridges AND they’re from Europe. #bird #birds #nature
Can a native species become “invasive?” There are numerous cases where a native species, when reacting to a novel condition, can become problematic for ecosystems and biodiversity. The example given here is hay-scented fern (Dennstaedtia punctilobula). #forest #nature #ecology #plants #tree #fern
It’s tussock moth caterpillar season again! And in its honor I’m reposting this video from 2024 about “the chunks” aka the horrible rash that they cause. Lol trust me, you don’t want the chunks! #forest #nature #outdoor #outdoors #wild #forester #animal #animals #wildlife #insect #insects #woods
The mystery of black cherry decline has puzzled scientists for decades — but now the consensus is that a big part of it is the loss of the nitrogen from acid rain. #tree #trees #plant #plants #ecology #ecosystem #forest #forests #woods #nature #outdoor #outdoors #forester #forestry #stem #cherry