Abstract
M4y secretary stuck a post-it note on my door: Telephone call from your prison warden. He said Inmate Hunter has another hypothesis to test about your mosses. He wants to put some moss flats under big-leaf maple trees in the prison yard, where they'll get natural throughfall does that make sense? Although it seemed an unlikely request from a medium-security prisoner to a professor of forest ecology, I had grown used to such queries. Inmate Hunter was participating in the Moss-in-Prisons project, an ecological research and outreach program I initiated in 2005 to counteract the destructive effects of collect-
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