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Dana out in the lagoon with another local fisher working on the CNH project (left) and SDSU collaborator Jean Wencélius (right). Matthew Lauer, SDSU (CC BY 4.0)

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Dana performing an algae assay to measure herbivory in the lagoon. Lauren Enright, UCSB (CC BY 4.0)

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The Wormherders take soil samples from the SLIME experiment site on the northern shore of Lake Bonney. On their left is the dive hut used by other LTER scientists who dove under the ice to collect lake sediment samples. On their right is a sensor station that records information from buried soil moisture sensors on the lakeshore. Natasha Griffin (CC BY 4.0)

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Dr. Byron Adams (left) and Alyssa Pike (right) sort newly collected soil samples. Later, they’ll analyze the soil animals and chemistry in the samples to understand how the soil ecosystem is changing as Lake Bonney rises. Natasha Griffin (CC BY 4.0)

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The ‘Wormherders’ make their way across the permanent ice cover over Lake Bonney to their research site.

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The elusive muskox stands atop a hill before approaching our truck on the nearby road. Julia Stuart (CC BY 4.0)

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Field technician Emily Brooke leads the charge in changing our second flat tire on the Dalton Highway, just another adventure in field work. Julia Stuart (CC BY 4.0) Julia Stuart (CC BY 4.0)

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Cedar Mackaness and I taking stream chemistry samples, gas tracer samples and measuring stream specific conductivity and dissolved oxygen Allison Swartz

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Dr. Michelle Mack identifies a plant root as she nears the end of plucking her sample. Samantha Miller (CC BY 4.0)