Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
What do beetles have to do with forest management? A lot more than you think! 🪲🌲
Tom Sheehan studies beetles because these tiny insects do far more than most people realize. They pollinate plants, disperse seeds, recycle nutrients and help keep entire forest ecosystems thriving.
Why does that matter? Healthy forests mean cleaner air and water, stronger local economies, and more resilient communities. By understanding how beetles interact with their environment, scientists help improve forest restoration, wildfire management, conservation and sustainable land management.
Scientists like Tom can help our forests and communities be more resilient.
What do beetles have to do with forest management? A lot more than you think! 🪲🌲
Tom Sheehan studies beetles because these tiny insects do far more than most people realize. They pollinate plants, disperse seeds, recycle nutrients and help keep entire forest ecosystems thriving.
Why does that matter? Healthy forests mean cleaner air and water, stronger local economies, and more resilient communities. By understanding how beetles interact with their environment, scientists help improve forest restoration, wildfire management, conservation and sustainable land management.
Scientists like Tom can help our forests and communities be more resilient.
