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Need photos of forest ecology and management for your reports and articles?

You may use Sagehen Creek Field Station's photos with the following credit. Also, please let us know so that we can show use. Thanks!
Faerthen Felix | UC Berkeley Sagehen Creek Field Station
The following albums are probably of particular interest, but you are free to use anything you find in our Flickr account:

To download photos:

  1. Find the image you want and let the page load completely;
  2. Look for the little icons that appear to the right and at the bottom of the image (see image below);
  3. Click the downward facing arrow and select your preferred image size.




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