A network analysis of cross-site collaboration shows influence of ecosystem type and a cohort funding effect. Analysis is based on shared authorship from multiple sites among LTER papers published in…
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LTER All Scientists Meeting, September 10-13, 2012 in Estes Park, Colorado
The triennial LTER All Scientists Meeting (ASM) is a mere six months away (September 10-13, 2012) and the planning committee has been working since last June to make this an…
LTER Road Trip: Kelp Forests link land and sea
One of the beaches that comprises the Santa Barbara Coastal LTER Site, where beach wrack is a key part of the ecosystem.Credit: E Zambello/LTER-NCO CC BY 4.0 The path to…
Got Shrubs? Woody plants are changing ecological communities around the globe
The Knights Who Say “Ni” would be delighted by a growing trend across many of the planet’s major biomes—tree and grass species are being taken over by shrubbery. Unfortunately, this…
LTER Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System Data
The LTER Network uses Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System technologies extensively in its research activities. This page provides information and links to this activity at the LTER sites and…
Keynote Speakers at All Scientists Meeting 2018
The lineup of ASM 2018 keynote speakers and panelists featured six outstanding synthesis science leaders representing institutions and collaborations at the forefront of innovative ecological data synthesis and modeling….
Symposium: Discovering the Nature of Ecosystem Change
Synopsis Even as sea-level rise, drought, and fire increase pressures on some ecological systems, others are benefitting from protection and restoration efforts. But some changes are not reversible. Long-term…
News from the NCO: 2018 Spring
April 9, 2018 News from the NCO is a forum for sharing news and activities from the Network Communications Office and from across the LTER Network. This is our water…
Searching for synergies: The future of long-term, large scale ecological research
An LTER-NEON Synergies workshop, held March 29-31, explored the potential for strengthening and deepening the relationship between these two major research organizations and expanding ties to other networks such as…
Konza Prairie LTER program receives $6.76 million NSF grant renewal
MANHATTAN, KS — Long-term ecological research at Kansas State University’s Konza Prairie Biological Station will continue for another six years with a $6.76 million grant renewal from the National Science…
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