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Haley Dunleavy sampling ectomycorrhizal shrubs at the Arctic LTER.
Haley Dunleavy sampling ectomycorrhizal shrubs at the Arctic LTER.
Life aboard the R/V Revelle between the science. Upper left: The zooplankton team staying competitive over Catan. Upper Right: Sunset over the CCE. Lower Left: Sunset saxophone serenade and reflection. Lower right: Decorating the traditional Styrofoam cups, which are sent down on the CTD to return shrunken.
Zooplankton and Associated Sampling. Upper: Bongo Net tow entering the surface of the ocean Lower: Palm full of the pyrosome colonies of Pyrosoma atlanticum above a tray of organisms being imaged and counted. Right: Zooplankton images from the Deep Plankton imager including ctenophores, siphonophore, salp, doliolid, euphausiid, calanoid copepod, and protist.
Illustrations of the CTD, IFCB and various phytoplankton taxa. Lower Right: Recovery of a McLane Pump, which filters for particles and DNA. Right: Scientists preparing the Deep Plankton Imager for a deployment.
A basking shark at the SBC LTER.
Donning a mask and looking out the door—”door-keling,” if you will.
Water lazily flows through a shallow channel of the river, framed by young willows and cottonwoods.
Luke Ramsey-Wiegmann, a PhD student in the WEEL, wades through a shallow marshy part of the wetland to access the starting point for a vegetation monitoring transect.