People & project relationships

Know who did the work.

Roles and research context belong beside the projects they support.

Founder

Thomas McOsker

Thomas McOsker works across agricultural economics, botanical research, and market design. His master’s research at Harvard Extension School examined the economics of coffee leaves and fruit as additional farm resources. He founded Copper Hill Research Station to connect these questions with practical field investigation.

Project relationships

Contributors in context.

The project records distinguish station work, collaborative field programs, academic research and external literature. The publication library lists research with our collaborators, including the Station’s past collaboration with the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Land and Food Systems (Dr. David D. Kitts, Dr. Xiumin Chen and Arnaud Petitvallet), separately from research by outside scientists such as Salvador A. Baigés Ramírez. Field contributions are identified separately. See verified publication bylines. Jorge Báez’s field contribution concerns site characterization and ecological baseline work. See the baseline project record.

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Related places & independent projects

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