Margaret Lowman

Champion & pioneer of rainforest canopy ecology, Dr. Lowman has been nicknamed the “Real-Life Lorax” by National Geographic and “Einstein of the Treetops” by the Wall Street Journal.

Director of the Tree Foundation
National Geographic Explorer
Works relentlessly to “map” the rainforest canopy for biodiversity and to champion forest conservation around the world
Her book, Life in the Treetops, received a rave cover review in the New York Times Sunday Book Review
Video: CanopyMeg – In her world, Science and Sustainability go together

Video: CanopyMeg – In her world, Science and Sustainability go together

Video: Meg speaks at International Canopy Conference

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…the best speaker that we have had for our symposium to date...

- Defiance College

…truly was one of the best presentations we’ve had.

- Nebraska Wesleyan University

The students really connected with what she presented and it was clear that many of them were challenged to think about their possible roles in scientific research, science policy, or science education.

- Carleton College

…an inspiration to young biologists and people who have a deep devotion to the future of our forests and wildlife.

- Wilkes University