Where the Wild Words Are
Paul Hetzler
These articles and PowerPoint files are written for a general audience, and are intended to assist with outreach and education. Please feel free to use them for such purposes.
All I ask is that you email me at paul.j.hetzler@gmail.com with a link to the venue or website upon publication. Thanks.
(About 150 more published articles can be found on the Natural History Page.)
**If anyone is able to translate more of these articles into French, I would be so grateful!**
Give me a shout, please.
The EAB Parasitoid presentation at the bottom is courtesy of Dr. Michael Jones, SUNY, College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Please get his permission before sharing that file.
Mitigating Salt Injury
to Trees
Arbor Day
Topping Is Bad
for Everyone
Oak Wilt Prevention
"Mulch Volcanoes"
Hurt Your Trees
Les "volcans de paillis"
sont mauvais pour les arbres
Tree Cabling
Flooded Trees
Les arbres inondés
Fall Transplanting
Construction Damage
Dommages de construction
Tree Pruning:
Just Count to 3
Exotic Worms
Threaten Forests
Beech Leaf Miner
Tree Selection
Early Leaf Colour
Means Trouble
Grey Squirrels and
Forest Ecology
Species Spotlight:
White Pine
Species Spotlight:
Basswood
Species Spotlight:
Sumac
Proper Planting
Spindle Galls on Leaves
Oak Wilt,
Another Take
Tar Spot & Other
Leaf Blemishes
Spotted Lanternfly
Species Spotlight:
Hawthorn
Species Spotlight:
Sugar Maple
Timber Theft
Test Your Tree IQ
Twigs Tell
Tree Health
In Praise of
Natural Christmas Trees