Authors: |
James Barnett, Stacy Blomquist |
Year: |
2013 |
Type: |
Scientific Journal |
Station: |
Southern Research Station |
Source: |
Forests and People 63(2):34-35 |
Abstract
In the basement of the Alexandria Forestry Center in Pineville works a scientist who many consider eccentric and few understand what he does, but most know that he works every work day and most weekends as a volunteer even though he retired from the Forest Service's Southern Research Station for nearly 25 years. The scientist, John Moser, has taken a path less traveled. Few know that Moser has published in sciences' most prestigious journals, has frequent international visitors, and has 20 species of insects named in his honor.
Citation
Barnett, James; Blomquist, Stacy. 2013. John Moser’s search for small but “mitey” things. Forests and People. 63(2):34-35.