Tree size matters. Maple Syrup Digest 57(1):36-38. By Isselhardt, M.L., Perkins, T.D., and van den Berg, A.K.

Relationship between slope position, vacuum, and potential yield in 3/16” tubing systems. The Maple News March: 20- 21. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

High brix syrup processing – first two seasons with Lapierre HyperBrix. Maple Syrup Digest 57(2):8-13. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., Stowe, B., and Bosely, W.T.

Does color matter? The Maple News June-July: 9. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., Isselhardt, M.L., Stowe, B., and Bosely, W.

Assessing strategies for spout and drop sanitation in 5/16” tubing: Sap yield, cost, and net profit. The Maple Digest 57(3): 9-13. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Childs, S.L.

The Goldilocks Touch – Overdriving Spouts Reduces Sap Yield. The Maple News 18(9): 1, 29. By Perkins, T.D., Bosley, W.T., and van den Berg, A.K.

Effect of spout diameter on sap yield. The Maple News August: 5. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

Check-Valve Spouts vs Standard Clear Spouts: A Multi-Year Comparison of Yield in 5/16” Tubing. The Maple News Aug-Sept: 10-11. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., Stowe, B., and Bosely, W.

Tree size and maple production. New England Soc. Amer. Foresters News Quarterly 79(2): 5-6. By Isselhardt, M.L., Perkins, T.D., and van den Berg, A.K.

A Decade of Spout and Tubing Sanitation Research Summarized. The Maple Digest 58(3): 8-15. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Childs, S.L.

Comparison of 3/16” and 5/16” tubing sanitation. The Maple News 18(10): 1,24-25. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K

The Goldilocks Touch – Overdriving Spouts Reduces Sap Yield. The Maple Digest 18(9): 1,26. By Perkins, T.D. van den Berg, A.K, and Bosley, W.T.

Identifying an Effective Defoamer for Certified Organic Maple Production. The Maple Digest 59(1): 8-23. By van den Berg, A.K. and Perkins, T.D.

Sanitation, Clogging, or Both: A Comparison Study of 3/16” and 5/16” Maple Tubing. The Maple Digest 58(4): 8- 13. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

Ask Proctor: The North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual. The Maple Digest 58(3): 26. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

Taking care of the woods. Leader Evaporator 2021 Catalog. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

Sap flow, wounding and compartmentalization in maple The Maple News 20(3): 10-11. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Isselhardt, M.L.

UVM PMRC & Extension Update. Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association Newsletter. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Isselhardt, M.L.

Quick Tips to Achieve High Sap Yield. The Maple News 19(8): 8. By Perkins, T.D. and van den Berg, A.K.

Sap sugar within, between seasons at UVM PMRC. The Maple News 19(10): 25. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Bosley, W.T.

Why the sap may not always flow well in the early season. The Maple News May: 6-7. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Haynes, B.M.

Timing of spout and dropline deployment has no effect on sap yield. The Maple Digest 60(3): 9-12. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Bosley, W.T.

Wound response to taphole rejuvenation practices. The Maple Digest 60(2): 9-17. By van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., Bosley, W.T., Haynes, B.M., and Isselhardt, M.L.

Effects of tapping depth on sap volume, sap sugar content, and syrup yield under high vacuum. The Maple Digest 60(1): 8-12. By Perkins, T.D., van den Berg, A.K., and Bosley, W.T.

The Northeast Maple Economy: Crop Distribution and Outlook. The Maple Digest 60(1): 19-26. By Cannella, M., Isselhardt, M., van den Berg, A.K., D’Amato, A., and Lindgren, C.

Yields from early tapping and taphole “rejuvenation” strategies. The Maple Digest 60(4): 13-26.. By van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., Larsen, M.D., Bosley, W.T., and Haynes, B.M.

Ask Proctor – Defoamer. The Maple Digest 60(3): 36. By Perkins, T.D. and A.K. van den Berg

University of Vermont and the North American Maple Syrup Council, Burlington, VT. By Perkins, T.D., Heiligmann, R.B., Koelling, M.R. and van den Berg, A.K., Eds.

Syrup Filtration and Grading. In North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual., 3rd ed. Perkins, T.D., Heiligmann, R.B., Koelling, M.R. and van den Berg, A.K., Eds.

Sugarbush Management for Syrup Production and Forest Health. In North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual., 3rd ed. By Smallidge, P.J., Isselhardt, M.L., D’Amato, A., Graham, G., Heiligmann, R.B., and Perkins, T.D., and van den Berg, A.K.

Sap Collection. In North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual., 3rd ed. Perkins, T.D., Heiligmann, R.B., Koelling, M.R. and van den Berg, A.K., Eds.

Exudation pressure in maple trees: Comparing simulations with experiments. Maple Digest 61(2): 9-17. By Stockie, J.M., van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., and Wilmot, T.R.

Early spout deployment doesn’t impact sap yield. The Maple News July 2022: 10. By Perkins, T.D., Bosley, W.T., van den Berg, A.K., and Abair, S.J.

Rendement total des érables rouges. La Technique CDL (2) 22-23. By van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., Isselhardt, M.L., Haynes, B.M., and Bosley, W.T.

Food Safety for maple Producers. In North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual., 3rd ed. Perkins, T.D., Heiligmann, R.B., Koelling, M.R. and van den Berg, A.K., Eds.

Sap and Syrup Processing. In North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual., 3rd ed. Perkins, T.D., Heiligmann, R.B., Koelling, M.R. and van den Berg, A.K., Eds.

Nonconductive wood associated with taphole wounds in sugar maple (In preparation). By van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., Isselhardt, M.L., Haynes, B.M., and Bosley, W.T.

“Into the Woods—the role of forest based agritourism”. W.Va. Hospitality & Travel Association. By Luke Taylor-Ide

“Synopsis of Research at Future Generations University”. W.Va. Maple Syrup Producers Association annual meeting. By Luke Taylor-Ide

Continuing now a six-year project writing an “Illuminated manuscript” to explain the Tibetan enigma of Beyul of Artemisia, then interpreting that by Category Theory, offering SEED-SCALE as a path to solution, illustrating with over 800 photographs from my 45 expeditions to Tibet. By Dr. Daniel Taylor

Why does the sap stop running after a few days if it doesn’t freeze again? The Maple Digest (In press). By Perkins, T.D. and A.K. van den Berg.

Total yields from red maple trees. CDL’s Way Spring 2022 (2) 22-23. By van den Berg, A.K., Perkins, T.D., Isselhardt, M.L., Haynes, B.M., and Bosley, W.T.

“Big Leaf Maple Sap and Syrup, and forming a producers association.”. Big Leaf Maple Conference, Washington State. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Communities Emerging Their Potentials of Faith & Health” in Handbook on Religion and Health: Pathways for a Turbulent World, James Cochrane, Gary Gunderson, Teresa Cutts, editors. By Dr. Daniel Taylor

YETI: The Ecology of a Mystery (Oxford University Press). By Dr. Daniel Taylor

“Communities Emerging Their Potentials of Faith & Health” in Handbook on Religion and Health: Pathways for a Turbulent World, James Cochrane, Gary Gunderson, Teresa Cutts, editors. Dr. Daniel Taylor

“Sap to Syrup workshop”. Gather to Grow Conference, Roanoke Virginia. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Why You Should Drill Holes in Your Trees”. Gather to Grow Conference, Roanoke Virginia. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Consider tapping alternative species.”. Virginia Maple School. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“The importance of tubing sanitation”. Maple Boot Camp, Penn State. By By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Maple tasting panel”. Virginia Maple School. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Dormant season sap flow in maple trees”. Maple Boot Camp, Penn State. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Maple off-flavors”. Lake Erie Maple Expo. By By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Sap collection, storage and sanitation”. Lake Erie Maple Expo. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Precision tapping workshop”. Kentucky Maple Syrup Producers Association Annual Meeting. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“Presentation on West Virginia Maple syrup producers association and Future Generations University’s sap flow research.”. Kentucky Maple Syrup Producers Association Annual Meeting. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

“An Assessment Tool for Analyzing your Sugaring Operation or: How to find out where you’re screwing up !!!”. North American Maple Syrup Council Annual Meeting. By Dr. Mike Rechlin

The Krueger Sanitation Method Revisited. Mike Rechlin (Future Generations University) and Yangjin Jung (West Virginia State University).

US 5th National Climate Assessment, Human Health Chapter. By Julie Maldonado

Shared Lessons of Intercultural Collaboration and Doing Convergence Science—Rising Voices, Changing Coasts (RVCC): The National Indigenous and Earth Sciences Convergence Hub. American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

3/16-inch Tubing Systems Biofilm Development and Sanitation. Yangjin Jung, West Virginia State University and Mike Rechlin (Future Generations University) and Thalia Guadalupe Ocho Bernal (West Virginia State University).

How Understanding Influences on FEMA Decisions (and the survivor trajectories they produce) Can Help Us Change Them, Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

5th US National Climate Assessment, Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

Convergence Science: Indigenous Weather, Water and Climate Knowledge Systems, Practices and Communities Symposium. American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

Social Science Knowledge and Normative Systems in Involuntary Population Resettlement. In Challenging the Prevailing Displacement and Resettlement Paradigm: Risks, Impoverishment, Legacies, and Solutions. M Cernea and JK Maldonado, eds. London/New York Routledge Press. By Cernea, M and JK Maldonado.

Corexit to Forget It: The Transformation of Coastal Louisiana into an Energy Sacrifice Zone. In ExtrACTION: Impacts, Engagements and Alternative Futures. K Jalbert, A Willow, S Paladino, and D Casagrande, eds. London/New York: Routledge Press. By Maldonado, JK.

U.S. Global Change Research Program (USGCRP) Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

Inclusive & Creative Climate Education (ICCE) Workshop, Wilmington, Delaware. By Julie Maldonado

Coming Together to Honor Heather Lazrus’ Work and Legacy, Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting. By Julie Maldonado

Climate Change and Displacement: Challenges and Needs to Address an Imminent Reality. In Challenging the Prevailing Displacement and Resettlement Paradigm: Risks, Impoverishment, Legacies, and Solutions. M Cernea and JK Maldonado, eds. London/New York Routledge Press. By Bronen, R, JK Maldonado, E Marino, and P Hardison.

A Story of ‘Rising Voices’ and Intercultural Collaboration. Practicing Anthropology, Special Issue, Storying Climate Change. By Maldonado, JK and H Lazrus.

Disaster and Climate Change-related Displacements and Resettlements: Cultural and Political Ecologies of Space, Power, and Practice. In The Angry Earth, 2nd edition. A Oliver-Smith and S Hoffman, eds. Routledge Press. By Faas, AJ, R Barrios, E Marino, and J Maldonado .

“Imagining a More Just World”: Interview with Julie Maldonado. Annals of Anthropological Practice 44(1): 6-13. By Maldonado, J and M Schuller.

Bringing Indigenous and Earth Sciences, Knowledges, and Practices Together to Understand and Respond to COVID-19. Journal of Indigenous Social Development 9(3): 214-223. By Iaukea, L, H Lazrus, J Maldonado, P Blanchard, T Dardar, J Doyle, F Eningowuk, D Longknife, M Montano, M Montgomery, J Neosh, KM Nogueras-Vidal, J Rattlingleaf Sr., MK Souza.

A Community-based Model for Resettlement: Lessons from Coastal Louisiana. In The Routledge Handbook of Environmental Displacement and Migration. R McLeman and F Gemenne, eds. Routledge Press. By Maldonado, JK and K Peterson.

Climate actions with a lagniappe: Coastal restoration, flood risk reduction, sacred site protection, and tribal communities’ resilience. Anthropology and Climate Change, 3rd Edition, S Crate and M Nuttall, eds. By Maldonado, J, K Peterson, RE Turner, T Dardar, S Parfait-Dardar, R Philippe, D Dardar, A Jerolleman, J Torres, R Lovingood, M Olson.

Native American Communities and Climate Change. In Handbook of North American Indians. Vol. 1 – Introduction. Igor Krupnik, ed. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press. By Redsteer, M, I Krupnik, and J Maldonado.

The Underside of Epiphany: Wandering Wonderings. In Justice, Equity, and Emergency Management. A Jerolleman, ed. Emerald Publishing. By Krajeski, R, L Jarrett Blanchard, M Ben-Joseph, M Nguyễn, Tu Nguyễn, B Parras, D Rico, MK Souza, D Synan, K Peterson, J Maldonado, A Jerolleman, and N Jessee.

Climate Resilience Through Equity and Justice: Holistic Leadership by Tribal Nations and Indigenous Communities in the Southwest United States. In Cooling Down: Local Responses to Global Climate Change. T Eriksen, P Mendes, and S Hoffman, eds. Berghahn: New York. By Maldonado, J and BR Middleton.

Climate Justice and Climate Adaptation in California: Indigenous Community Climate Adaptation Leadership and Opportunities for Scientific Collaboration. By DJ Martinez, AM Meadow, BR Middleton Manning, J Maldonado.

Earth Data Relations: Indigenous Data Governance across the Data Lifecycle for Open Earth Systems Science, Nature Communications. By Jennings, L, K Jones, R Taitingfong, A Martinez, D David-Chavez, R ʻAnolani Alegado, A Tofighi-Niaki, J Maldonado, B Thomas, D Dye, J Weber, KV Spellman, S Ketchum, R Duerr, N Johnson, J Balch, S Russo Carroll.

Centering Environmental Justice in United States (U.S.) Climate Assessments, Climatic Change. By Méndez, M, S Shah, C Golembeski, L Bedsworth, JM Cha, L Goldsmith, TJ Holmes, J Maldonado, BR Middleton Manning, L Estelí Méndez- Barrientos, M Mills-Novoa.

Converging Together to Confront Multiple Intersecting and Cascading Disasters: A Network of Mutual Aid Approach, Disaster Prevention and Management, Special Issue: Using Critical Perspectives to Explore Disasters through Shifting Climates. By Maldonado, J, Peterson, K., Laska, S., Domingue, S., HK Friedrich, A Lesen, S Parfait-Dardar, C Robertson.

Seeking Justice in an Energy Sacrifice Zone: Standing on Vanishing Land in Coastal Louisiana. London/New York: Routledge. By Maldonado, J.K

Challenging the Prevailing Displacement and Resettlement Paradigm: Risks, Impoverishment, Legacies, and Solutions. London/New York Routledge. By Cernea, M and JK Maldonado, eds

Embrace Savviness! Soft Skills Are Out, Being Savvy Is In! Southern Regional Grant Conference, Atlanta, GA. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Diversify the Cash Stash: Earned Income for Nonprofits, Grant Professionals Association Ohio Regional Conference, Columbus, OH. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Your Grandmother would be Ashamed: Ethics in fundraising, AFP Greater Springfield (OH). By Dr. Ericka Harney

A MUST do: Be a Grant Reviewer!; This is what Mentoring Looks Like; IGNITE the GPC Competencies, Grant Professionals Association Conference, Washington, DC. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Federal & State Grants: Navigating the Process, Dayton Metro Public Library, Dayton, OH. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Succession Planning for Chapter Leadership, International Coach Federation Global Leaders Forum, Dublin, Ireland. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Keynote Speaker, National Philanthropy Day, Association of Fundraising Professionals, Springfield, OH. By By Dr. Ericka Harney

The Other Side of the Application: Become a Peer Reviewer. Grant Professionals Association Ohio Regional Conference, Columbus, OH. By Dr. Ericka Harney

You Can Advocate!: Turning your Case for Support into an Advocacy Plan, Grant Professionals Association Conference, Seattle, WA. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Diversity the Cash Stash: How Earned income Supports your Mission and Understanding Financial Statements without Going Bald, Keystone Nonprofit Conference, Erie, PA. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Difficult Conversations, 2021 Virtual Ohio Conference on Service & Volunteerism. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Transferring Success of Sales Funnels to Fundraising, National School Foundations Association Conference. By Dr. Ericka Harney

A MUST do: Be a Grant Reviewer!, Grant Professionals Association Conference. By Dr. Ericka Harney

A MUST do: Be a Grant Reviewer!, Grant Professionals Association Conference. By Dr. Ericka Harney

You Walk Away Without a Rose: Why you get turned down for a grant, Grant Professionals Association Conference. By Dr. Ericka Harney

HR and Fiscal Management Workshops, OCAM Network (certified Ohio prevention professionals). By Dr. Ericka Harney

Do better next time: 10 reasons why your grant application gets turned down and what to do about them, Southern Regional Grant Conference, Greenville, SC. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Do better next time: 10 reasons why your grant application gets turned down and what to do about them, AFP Greater Springfield, Springfield, OH. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Learning from the ‘No’: 10 ways to improve your applications, Grant Professionals Association Webinar. By Dr. Ericka Harney

Your Grandmother would be Ashamed: Ethics in fundraising, AFP Greater Springfield (OH). By Dr. Ericka Harney

Outcomes Come First: Change-Driven Logic Models and Evaluation, Grant Summit by the Grant Professionals Association, Kansas City, KS. By Dr. Ericka Harney

The Insider Perspective: Become a Grant reviewer, Grant Summit by the Grant Professionals Association, Kansas City, KS. By Dr. Ericka Harney

You Can Advocate!: Turning your Case for Support into an Advocacy Plan, Grant Professionals Association Central Ohio, Columbus, OH. By Dr. Ericka Harney

“Best Practices in Prior Learning Assessment” – Higher Learning Commission. By Dr. Christie Hand

“Coaching/Mentoring Medical Students-The Master Adaptive learner” -Touro University California . By Dr. Christie Hand

“A Case Study of Makerere University through the Lens of U.S. Land-Grant Higher Education” – Association of the Study of Higher Education. By Dr. Christie Hand

Black Walnut Syrup Sensory Panel Report. For the “Tapping new forest farming opportunities in Central Appalachia through Black Walnut syrup production” project. By C. Herby, A. L. Hammett, and W. Shepard.

The Tonoloway Black Walnut Vacuum Study. For the “Tapping new forest farming opportunities in Central Appalachia through Black Walnut syrup production” project. By Hammett, A.L., C. Herby, and W. Shepard.

Branching Out: Alternative Tree Saps Integrated with Agroforestry. A Case Study for Appalachian Agroforestry. Agroforestry in Appalachia (Series). Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network. By Hammett, A. L.

Understory Botanicals and Eatables: A Guide to Educational Resources for Appalachian Agroforestry. Agroforestry in Appalachia (Series). Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network. By Hammett, A. L.

Festival & Farmers’ Markets. A Guide to Educational Resources for Appalachian Agroforestry. Agroforestry in Appalachia (Series). Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network. By Hammett, A. L

Chinese Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Certified Wood Products. By Liu, L., Sun, X., and Tom Hammett, A. L.

Laurel Fork Sapsuckers: A Case Study for Appalachian Agroforestry. Agroforestry in Appalachia (Series). Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network. By Hammett, A. L.

The Bio-acoustic, Temperature Humidity, and motion sensor camera traps were installed in different sampling locations along the Barun River in collaboration with National Park, Buffer Zone Forest user groups, and Community engagement. Trained on virtual device installation, camera trapping methodology, and device maintenance for local youth and collected data. By Nawang Gurung

The Global climate changes and biodiversity declines—these evidence bases grow more conclusive yearly. Climate monitoring focuses on a global level, but the consequences of climate change are local, down to individual life forms and rural communities. By Nawang Gurung

Barun Biomeridian Research Project (BBRP) is a collaboration between Makalu Barun National Park, Buffer Zone Forest User Groups, The East Foundation (TEF), and Future Generations University (FGU) with permission from the Nepal Government Ministry of Forests and Environment, Department of National Parks & Wildlife Conservation. By Nawang Gurung

Cameroon Malaria Behavior Survey: 2020. Breakthrough ACTION Cameroon. Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, Baltimore. By Andrea Anshel

Sierra Leone Malaria Behavior Survey: 2020. Breakthrough ACTION Sierra Leone Program. Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, Baltimore. By Andrea Anshel

Local climate change by studying “bio-meridians” transects that span multiple elevations and ecosystems. These transects provide the potential opportunity to observe how local plants and animals adapt to changing temperatures, weather patterns, migration of wildlife, and indicators from Songs of the Bird. By Nawang Gurung

“Forty years since Alma Ata: Achieving Health for All – Past, Present, and Future.” American Public Health Association 146th Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA. By Laura C. Altobelli

“Community involvement in co-management of primary health care to achieve universal coverage: the Peruvian experience with CLAS.” Poster presentation at the 2 nd Health Systems Global (HSG) Latin American
Pre-conference on Health Systems Research in preparation for the 6th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research 2020. By Laura C. Altobelli

“Barriers and facilitators to national health policy and sustainability of primary health care: lessons to learn from Peru and Latin America. Invited paper for the scientific session # 3155.0. Global health sustainability: How can we build primary health care programs that last? By Laura C. Altobelli

“Does it matter HOW we train community health workers?” Global Health Science & Practice Technical Exchange (Global Health TechXChange). By Laura C. Altobelli.

“HOW we train community health workers: does it matter?” Institutionalizing Community Health Conference (ICHC). By Laura C. Altobelli

“Design and implementation of interventions to reduce chronic child malnutrition and infant anemia.” Presentation at the XIII Scientific Congress of the National Health Institute (Peru) with theme: Interventions in Public Health: Design, Implementation and Evaluation of Impact. By Laura C. Altobelli

“Community organization for COVID-mitigation and control in Peru during COVID-19.” Global Health Practitioner Institute. Organized by CORE Group – Working Group on Health By Laura C. Altobelli Services Strengthening (HSS). By Laura C. Altobelli.

Test of a new training method for community health workers: A clusterrandomized trial to reduce child stunting in rural Peru. American Public Health Association 149th Annual Meeting, virtual modality. By Laura C. Altobelli, José Cabrejos-Pita, Mary Penny, Stan Becker.

“Sharing Stories to Train Community Health Agents: Randomized Community Trial.” Transforming Health from the First Level of Care. Selected as one of 17 finalists of experiences of good practices of primary health care in Peru.

Link to the 2018 Annual report