New article published by Olivier, to be found here: https://nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nph.20013

Göran presenting keynote at the annual meeting of Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC) held in Kigail.

Jacques and Aloysie monitoring tagged leaves, here at Makera site.

Olivier learning to master the optical method for embolism resistance determination in Sylvain Delzon's lab at INRA Bordeaux, France.

Workshop at Rwanda Forestry Authority, including training as well as planning for future collaboration regarding tree plantation monitoring and evaluation.

Increasing the height of masts with IR sensors for canopy temperature measurements at all sites.

Jacques tagging leaves in Makera

Leaf tagging team in Makera

Trees are growing bigger and bigger! Here a Ficus thonningii at the Makera site.

Aloysie tagging leaves for leaf longevity study.

Lousie, Emelyne and Assad making soil sampling in Ruhande Arboretum.

Aloysie with (most of) supervisors after the successful disesrtation in Kigali on November 16th - a great day!

Aloysie's PhD thesis is nailed at the University of Gothenburg!

Etienne and Jacques extracting fine roots.

Lasse making Leaf Area Index measurements.

Camille in his "embolism lab".

New soil sampling for vertical profile of 18O in soil water.

Manzi measuring for gmin determination.

Field campaign to sample for measurements of embolism vulnerability and bark conductance. From left to right, upper row: Etienne, Josephine and Camille. In front: Jacques.

Faurea saligna branches and leaves measured for embolism vulnerability with the optical method