Adam Wild

Senior Extension Associate - Cornell Maple Program
(518) 523-9337
adamwild@cornell.edu
Environment

Adam Wild is a specialist with the Cornell Maple Program, Director of Cornell University's Uihlein Maple Research Forest in Lake Placid, NY, and overall maple enthusiast. Cornell’s Uihlein Maple Research Forest is a 350-acre forest within the high-peaks region of the Adirondack Park dedicated to applied research and education for the maple industry. As director, Adam oversees all research operations including sugaring from a 7,000-tap commercial maple operation. In addition to maples, Adam also taps other species including birch and beech trees for research and syrup production. The Uihlein Maple Research Forest educates visitors from around the world in all aspects of the tree sugaring process while visiting the charming Olympic village of Lake Placid.

For more info visit - cals.cornell.edu/people/adam-wild