Beyond Ktaadn

Alpine Biodiversity of Eastern North America

Southern outposts of alpine plants and animals have survived the past 11,000 years on high, windswept mountains from New England to Labrador. Since 2009, Beyond Ktaadn has worked in these alpine ecosystems to measure, assess, and conserve the alpine biodiversity of eastern North America. 

Publications
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Jones, M.T., and L.L. Willey (eds.) 2018. Eastern Alpine Guide: Natural History and Conservation of Mountain Tundra East of the Rockies. University Press of New England, 348 pp. 

Sperduto, D.D., M.T. Jones, and L.L. Willey. 2018. Decline of Sibbaldia procumbens (Rosaceae) on Mount Washington, White Mountains, NH, USA. Rhodora 120(981: 65–75. 

Rykken, Jessica. 2015. Alpine arthropods on the Uapishka Plateau, Quebec: documenting patterns of biodiversity and developing protocols for rapid assessment. Report for Beyond Ktaadn and the Waterman Fund. 41 pp.

Capers, R.S., K.D. Kimball, K.P. McFarland, M.T. Jones, A.H. Lloyd, J.S. Munroe, G. Fortin, C. Mattrick, J. Goren, D.D. Sperduto, and R. Paradis. 2013. Establishing alpine research priorities in Northeastern North America. Northeastern Naturalist 20(4): 559–577. 

Johnson, L.M., L.L. Willey, M.T. Jones, and F. Sangermano. 2012. Predicting core reproductive habitat for wolverine (Gulo gulo) in Québec, Canada using a GIS-based deductive modeling approach. Report to MRNF and MDDEP, Province of Québec. 28 pp. 
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Willey, L.L., and M.T. Jones. 2012. Site characteristics for Sibbaldia procumbens (Rosaceae) on the Uapishka Plateau (Month Groulx), Québec, with notes on the alpine flora. Rhodora 114(957): 21–30. 

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