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Updated August 2, 2022

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Trees know their neighbors – and respond differently when they die

Watch the Lightning Talks from the 2023 Science Council Meeting

20 REU fellows attending the LTER All Scientists' Meeting hold their hands over their heads symbolizing shining their lights.

LTER Network Orientation for REUs

Reflecting on EDI: a decade in review

(Who Blessed) The Rains Down at the CAP LTER

Litterfall in the Limelight: How a “COVID Paper” from Harvard Forest Sheds Light on Spatial and Temporal Litterfall Patterns

The tall and short of it

A researcher in an orange vest stands atop a brown and green forest floor with white sampling equipment in front of her and a round puck of soil below her feet.

Across fourteen LTERs, soil carbon is a “gatekeeper” on the nitrogen cycle

Emilia and her field tech, Elliot, in the field sampling black spruce forest fuel loads at Bonanza Creek LTER in Alaska.

Federal Agency Career Forum | April 25, 2023

DataBits: Experimenting with LoRaWAN for Sensor Data

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