- People -- Introduction
- Living Memorials: Acts of Social Meaning Create Places of Resilience
- People's Relationship with Trees
- Lessons from the Field: Living Memorial Stewards
Morgan Grove
Living Memorials Project Team Member; Research Social Scientist, USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station
Morgan Grove has worked for the Northeastern Research Station since 1996. He is a Principal Investigator in NSF's Long Term Ecological Research Program's Baltimore Ecosystem Study and co-team leader of the project's demographic and socioeconomic working group. Grove is a development team member of the NED set of decision-support tools for forest and landscape management. He is also the team leader for social assessments and site analysis of the Living Memorials Project. His research focuses on human ecosystem and landscape studies and the development of technology transfer tools. He has a B.A. in Architecture and Environmental Studies from Yale College, a M.F.S. in Community Forestry from Yale University, and a Ph.D. in Social Ecology from Yale University. Grove received the Chief's Early Career Scientist Award in the Spring of 2001 and the President's Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers in the Fall of 2001.
