By Alexandra Linz It’s 4:00AM. Between prepping equipment and anxiety about today’s experiments, I only got a couple hours of sleep last night, but I’m full of adrenaline and ready…
Search Results for:
Vistas of place-based research in Scotland’s Cairngorms
By Jen Holzer In December 2016, funded by an eLTER Transnational Access grant, I made a visit to the Cairngorms Long Term Socio-Ecological Research (LTSER) platform. The Cairngorms LTSER is…
Atmospheric nitrogen deposition may endanger carbon storage in peatlands – how do the fungi respond?
By Heikki Kiheri, Natural Resources Institute Finland Approximately one third of global soil carbon is stored in northern peatlands as slowly decomposing organic material. Peat carbon is accumulated due to…
Contrast & Cadence
By Kelsey Bisson For a while the ocean existed to me as an abstraction. I grew up in Ohio and I’d never been. I imagined it to be the deepest,…
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…
Talks
[pt_view id=”592e8afz85″]…
seagrass
Speakers
[pt_view id=”da8b2e8ue4″]…
LTER Science Update Newsletter | February 2017
In February, the Science Update Newsletter covers: an KBS-LTER paper in the Journal of Soil and Water Conservation on collaborative solutions to nitrogen runoff; a CCE-LTER paper in Proceedings of…
hubbard-brook-weir
Top Stories
Spare a thought for the roots
Data Analysts at the LTER boost working group productivity
Seven new synthesis working groups at the LTER
Alpine stream chemistries are changing, but rock glaciers might not have as much influence as previously thought
LTER at AGU Fall Meeting, 2022
DataBits Through the Years
Do fish graze the way for coral recovery?
2022 LTER Network Response to the Fourth Decadal Review
We are all interconnected
Two LTER Sites Emerge from Hurricanes Intact