Tropical forests (Fig. 1) absorb more atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) than any other terrestrial biome globally. They also account for about 30% of global net primary production (i.e., carbon uptake)…
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LTER Network Office Diversity Strategy
In collaboration with the LTER Diversity Committee, the LTER Network Office is developing a variety of resources for enhancing diversity at LTER sites and across the Network. The following strategy…
LTER Road Trip: Hemlock Hospice
I walked along the shaded paths of Harvard Forest with Audrey Barker Plotkin , Site and Research Manager. The air was cooler in the woods, despite the warm June afternoon….
Role of the Network Communications Office
The LTER Network Communications Office (NCO) facilitates both internal and external communications for the LTER Network. With over 2000 scientists working on questions that range from coral resilience to the…
History of Education program at LTER
History of Education program Students from the Felix Varela Senior High School Global Studies MAGNET getting final instructions before exploring the seagrass ecology of Biscayne Bay In 1991 the LTER…
Ecosystem response to changing ice, snow and permafrost in a warming climate.
This workshop was organized and convened by MCM (Andrew Fountain) and PAL (Hugh Ducklow). The purpose of the workshop was to examine the role of diminished snow and ice…
Call for Working Group Proposals for the 2012 LTER All Scientists Meeting
The LTER 2012 All Scientists Meeting (ASM) Program Committee invites all interested scientists to submit proposals for Working Groups to be held at the 2012 ASM. Submissions can be made…
