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  1. "I enjoyed browsing your ultimate tree ring websites!"
    - Leah Bremer, San Diego State University
     
  2. "I have two boys in the Boy Scouts, and I am a scout leader for our troop and pack. As scouts we do a lot of activities in the forest and have many badges that include forestry (we also have forestry badges). To teach the boys about forestry I have used your tree ring photographs on many occasions. Your photo's make it easier to
    >show the kids the basics of tree growth. They are so useful to show the effects of the environment on their growth. Your pictures of fire and flood damaged tree rings are invaluable. I could never find real examples on our camping trips.

    Once we do class room at our meetings I try to follow that up with some hands on activity on our next outing. Your stuff makes for great class room but there's nothing better than getting in the field and have the kids look and touch. That's where real impressions are made and maybe a few memories as well."
    - Stephen Sarutto, Troop/Pack 150, Staten Island, New York
     
  3. "I am really happy with the information which i m getting from this site. Whole dendroclimatic information is arranged in a suitable manner so that one can cover all information regarding this subject. I am really thankful to you."
    - Prachee Kulkarni, India
     
  4. "I was looking for information about tree rings for an art project I am doing (printmaking) and I found your site by far the most useful in information as well as with the photo gallery."
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    Michael Ray, Bridport, Dorset, United Kingdom
     
  5. "I came across your website while looking for information on tree ring data.  I’m not a tree expert by any means, just a guy who loves trees.  I found your website to be the best resource available on dendrochronology."
    - Patrick Galloway, Texas
     
  6. "Everyone here is extremely impressed with your "Ultimate Tree Ring" web site!"
    - Michael Fuller, Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto
     
  7. "Your web sight is amazing, I can't imagine the amount of time involved."
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    John K.
     
  8. "Your website is grand!!"
    - Dale Swedberg, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, Loomis, Washington
     
  9. "What an interesting site! Thank you for taking the time to put it all together...I learned so much reading it."
    - Christopher Atkinson, Florida Atlantic University
     
  10. "I've used your tree-ring website for some time now, and I've found it to be extremely helpful. Thanks for a great resource."
    - Louie Yang, University of California, Santa Barbara
     
  11. "I'm putting together some of the visual elements for a story we're doing on the drying of the Western United States, and one thing we'd like to look at is the historical climate changes, as derived from tree-ring analysis. Your web site is, needless to say, a great help in understanding all of this."
    - Tom Zeller Jr., National Geographic Magazine
     
  12. "I am currently doing a unit in forestry and stumbled upon your webpage. I think you did a phenomenal job with it."
    - John S. Doyle, Royalton-Hartland High School, Middleport, New York
     
  13. "First off, that's a great site there!!! Really useful."
    - Pawel Gan, Poland
     
  14. "I’d like to commend you on your web page and your dedication to tree-ring research. I’ve been involved with volume-based tree ring research for approximately four years with the Ontario Government. Our research currently focuses on volume increment and tree shape across boreal Ontario. I found your web-page to be a valuable resource."
    - Daniel Corbett, Ministry of Natural Resources, Thunder Bay, Ontario
     
  15. "First of, that's a great site there!!! Pretty useful for me when I go camping."
    - Sriram Ravindren, Bio-Inspired Systems Laboratory, Clemson University
     
  16. "Thank you so much for making dendrochronology information so easily understood, and accessible. As a volunteer trail guide at a local park, I'll be leading a group of girl scouts through a "reading the rings" exercise soon, and really didn't know where to start. You've taken a complicated subject and made it easy for us neophytes."
    - Lyn Olsson, Volunteer at Mission Trails Regional Park
     
  17. "I've been a great admirer of your multi-faceted work for many years! And your Website continues to be such a wonderful resource."
    - Craig Brunstein, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado

     
  18. "Your website is most enjoyable and instructive."
    - Carol Sherman, Oregon Public Broadcasting
     
  19. "Let me please thank you for your effort and deeply from bottom of my heart. I appreciate your best web page."
    - Dr. M. Khalili Marandi, Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran
     
  20. "Although we've never met, I feel as if I know you from your web pages, which I've used since I was a MS student. I appreciate your website as do many others-- it was my first introduction to dendro. and your enthusiasm shines through."
    - Leda Kobziar, University of Florida
     
  21. "I stumbled upon your tree rings by chance and was enjoying looking at them. Was looking for sequoia images for mere enjoyment."
    - Mario Vaden
     
  22. "I am astonished with your wealth of information on tree ring dating - fantastic! I truly appreciate what you have done."
    - Joshua Gillespie, DMJM Harris / AECOM, New York, NY
     
  23. "I use this opportunity to thank you for the Ultimate tree-ring site - this is indeed the major source of most useful information for all of us."
    - Olga Solomina, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
     
  24. "I would like to thank you for the massive amount of work you have done to promote dendro via your website over the last few years, and I for one have benefited enormously from the great source of inspiration and info that you have compiled."
    - Peter Ratcliff, Brighton, United Kingdom
     
  25. "I just wanted to take a moment to write and thank you for all the time and hard work you have put into building and maintaining some fantastic websites. Your sites are some of the few academic sites I have found that actually live up to the potential of the web."
    - Jeffrey S. Braswell, Dalton, Georgia
 


Constructed with much sweat by Dr. Henri D. Grissino-Mayer, Department of Geography, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee, 37996 U.S.A. All graphics and text on these pages © 1994-2007 by Henri D. Grissino-Mayer. All rights reserved.
If you use any material or information from these copyrighted web pages when making your own, I expect an acknowledgment. Thanks to the University of Georgia, University of Arizona, Valdosta State University, and the University of Tennessee, to Leonard Miller, and especially to Rex Adams. No animals were harmed in the making of these web pages, although I had a nasty incident with a platypus.

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