GeoArches lab student
Reade Ward
M.S. student, Forest Resources · Clemson Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation
Reade Ward is an M.S. student in Forest Resources at Clemson’s Baruch Institute, advised by Skip Van Bloem and Reed Goodman. His research interests include the ecological role of estuarine-influenced rice plantations and the dendrochronology—the study of tree rings—of witness trees across historic Hobcaw Barony.
He earned his B.S. at Anderson University, where he served as a resident advisor, student-government senator, and captain of the club disc golf team. Reade enjoys bow hunting, beekeeping, fly fishing, and growing heirloom Carolinian crops.
