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…
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May/June LTER Science Update Newsletter
In May and June, the Science Update Newsletter covers: laboratory findings, by Santa Barbara Coastal LTER and other researchers, that show the sensitivity of sea urchin fertilization success to ocean…
Network News Vol. 16 No. 2 Fall 2003
IINSIDE THIS ISSUE: Top Stories: Strategic Planning for LTER SITE NEWS: SGS Symposium; MCM -Exploring an Ecosystem Entombed in Ice Milestones; LUQ – Take a Journey to El Yunque; PAL…
LTER Graduate Student Spotlight: Allison Swartz
…awesome community, and I have been fortunate enough to get to live on-site for the past four summers. It’s a fun and supportive place to live. You get to live…
Network News Vol. 14 No.1 Spring 2001
Newsletter of the Long-Term Ecological Research Network – A review of cross-site activities resulting from the LTER All Scientists’ Meeting… Niwot Publishes Third Volume in LTER/OUP Synthesis Series… Prairie Dogs…
Winter is Not Coming
…niche from terrestrial to marine environments and even as pathogens to plants, animals and humans. In soil ecosystems nematodes shine, adroitly breaking down and returning nutrients in a usable form…
LTER Road Trip: Daily Discoveries at Cedar Creek
…of organic food energy from one trophic level is transferred to the next higher level. Today, the Raymond Lindeman Research and Discovery Center at CDR honors his memory. Looking for…
LTER Road Trip: Understanding Change in a New Mexico Desert
…where it could, but remained concentrated near the arroyos. Settlers brought change. Cattle spread the mesquite seeds with their droppings, while overgrazing and hoof impacts reduced herbaceous vegetation coverage. Scientists…
Grass cover in the Southwest was determined by a Pacific Ocean cycle—until humans disrupted the link.
…updating the 1935 snapshot. Breaking the link The most surprising result of this paper, however, isn’t that the PDO and grasses at the Jornada are linked—it’s that they’ve become uncoupled…
LTER Events
…a reminder, our agenda and links live here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_D1FnCzTofZ6q4r4LxFbrkNbrSQNHERG9o9ZGDsQZ3o/edit?usp=sharing Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0ADLoMoVJ7gTEUk9PVA Trello Board: https://trello.com/b/eywetYEs/lter-diversity-inclusion-committee See more details ■ Diversity and Inclusion Committee Diversity and Inclusion Committee December 19, 2023 12:00…
Top Stories
Tiny But Mighty: How Flies Shape Agroecosystems
Sea urchins mothers can help their offspring withstand marine heatwaves
LTER at AGU, 2023
LTER Community Calls
An REU Summer at the MSP LTER
Anxious, Elitist, and Eccentric: Species of the Chihuahuan Desert
LTER Arts and Humanities Virtual Get-Together
BioRender Webinar: Learn to make publication quality science graphics
EPA Living Shorelines Workshop—virtual presentation to the LTER
Nature-based dune restoration makes winners of us all