Cupps Chapel Forest
Cupps Chapel is in the Bluegrass natural region in Franklin County. It contains 38 acres of forest but because of its remoteness, minimal use has been made of the property in conducting departmental teaching and research programs.
Research
- Merchantable timber
- Continuous Forest Inventory
- Total Acres: 38
MAPS, PROPERTY MANAGER & MORE ABOUT OUR RESEARCH
Don Carlson
Southeast-Purdue Agricultural Center (SEPAC)
4425 East 350 North
Butlerville, IN 47223
Cell: 812.798.2764
Email:carlsode@purdue.edu
View our nine research areas along with our world-class faculty, Research Areas.
Purdue centers seek to support and enhance the research and partnership enterprise at Purdue University. The centers are valued and encouraged at Purdue as they create a venue for faculty to come together to pursue common goals. Forestry and Natural Resources have faculty and staff involved in six centers here at the University.
The Department of Forestry and Natural Resources maintains an impressive collection of state-of-the-art research and education facilities. These labs, green houses, and educational facilities are a fundamental component that enables our faculty and students to learn, make new discoveries, and engage our clients in using these discoveries to sustain our nation’s ecosystems and natural resources.