These tiny creatures are everywhere we turn, yet rarely do we pause to acknowledge their key role in our lives. DeShea Dillard explores flies.
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Sea urchins mothers can help their offspring withstand marine heatwaves
Purple sea urchin embryos whose mothers were exposed to heatwaves have greater tolerance to high temperatures, suggesting a pathway to resilience for this keystone species in kelp forests.
Research Specialist | Central Arizona-Phoenix LTER
The Central Arizona–Phoenix Long-Term Ecological Research Program (CAP LTER), which is affiliated with the Global Institute of Sustainability and Innovation, is seeking an experienced, full-time Research Specialist to perform ecological field and laboratory research in support of an extensive, interdisciplinary, long-term project.
Spring Prescribed Burn Technician | Cedar Creek LTER
Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve is looking for four to six technicians to assist in our spring prescribed burn program.
Plant Community Ecology Internships | Cedar Creek LTER
Position Overview: The Cedar Creek LTER has several opportunities for students and recent graduates to work as plant community ecology interns. Most positions run from June through August, but some interns are needed as early as March, and some are needed through October. As a research intern, you will contribute to ongoing field experiments, may… Read more »
LTER at AGU, 2023
LTER at AGU 2023
The LTER always has a huge presence at AGU, and this year is no different. See all the LTER related talks at this page.
Watershed Specialist, Full Time | Fond du Lac Reservation, Minnesota
The Minneapolis St. Paul Long-Term Ecological Research site seeks a full-time watershed specialist to assist with research at the site.
An REU Summer at the MSP LTER
This SSALTER blog is modified from the REU students’ weekly blog posts. Check out the fieldwork snippets they have done this summer!
Anxious, Elitist, and Eccentric: Species of the Chihuahuan Desert
today, it’s my pleasure to introduce you to some of the remarkable flora and fauna who call the Chihuahuan desert home—I hope you’ll meet their smug, elitist, shy, anxious selves in person one day.
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