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…
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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 research…
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. Keynote…
The IMCR: A Catalog of Information Management Software
By Kristin Vanderbilt (EDI) & Colin Smith (EDI) Scientists, students, and information management professionals often find themselves in need of code or software to help clean, process, document, and…
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Who We Are We are over 2000 researchers at 28 sites who apply long-term observation, experiments, and modeling to understand how ecological systems function over decades. Read All… Research LTER…
LTER Acronym List
List of Acronyms used in approximate order of appearance: LTER – Long Term Ecological Research LNO – LTER Network Office NSF – National Science Foundation EB – LTER Network Executive…
Sustainable Urban Water Transdisciplinary Research Experience for Undergraduates (2018)
The Urban Water Innovation Network (UWIN) offers its third Undergraduate Research Program (URP) for the summer of 2018. Participants will be given the opportunity to perform cutting edge, transdisciplinary research…
Are We Making Selfish Microbes?
Some bacteria become less cooperative with their plant hosts under long-term nutrient additions, finds new research by Jen Lau, an ecologist at the Kellogg Biological Station (KBS) LTER, and her…
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2021-2022 LTER Webinar Series Wednesdays through April 2022
A not so solid season: Alpine lake ice cover responds to a changing climate
LTER Network Orientation - September 29, 2021
In "The Conversation": Climate change is already disrupting US forests and coasts
Designing a long-term experiment to withstand the rising tides
LTER at ESA 2021
Slow Research to Understand Fast Change
Information Management Committee Bylaws Revision
LTER Diversity Committee Hosts Community Building Seminars
Academic Careers Panel