Innovations and lessons learned in distributed graduate education on sustainability science
Jennine Cavender-Bares, Cedar Creek LTER
Thursday, March 01, 2012
8:30 AM EST
23 Minutes 59 Seconds
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Local Knowledge for the Study of Sustainability and Resilience in Indigenous Villages of Northern Alaska
Local Knowledge for the Study of Sustainability and Resilience in Indigenous Villages of Northern Alaska
Gary Kofinas, Bonanza Creek LTER
Thursday, March 01, 2012
9:30 AM EST
24 Minutes 38 Seconds
Urban Water Sustainability
Urban Water Sustainability
Claire Welty, Baltimore Ecosystem Study
http://mtsms.unm.edu/Mediasite/Play/a9394bc9daa341a3ac10660f4b871cbf1d?catalog=cf020feb-9c6a-4222-a57d-8daa334f7e35
Thursday, March 01, 2012
10:30 AM EST
31 Minutes 59 Seconds
Building Knowledge-Action Systems for Urban Sustainability: Interdisciplinarity and Reflexivity in San Juan ULTRA-Ex
Building Knowledge-Action Systems for Urban Sustainability: Interdisciplinarity and Reflexivity in San Juan ULTRA-Ex
http://mtsms.unm.edu/Mediasite/Play/0f9cce57940e4ad4905be780182879861d?catalog=cf020feb-9c6a-4222-a57d-8daa334f7e35
Tischa Munoz-Erickson, Luquillo LTER
Thursday, March 01, 2012
11:00 AM EST
22 Minutes 38 Seconds
Using the Landscape to Mitigate Vulnerability and Enhance Resilience
Using the Landscape to Mitigate Vulnerability and Enhance Resilience
Billie Turner II, Central Arizona-Phoenix LTER
http://mtsms.unm.edu/Mediasite/Play/4837d8b5e5724c2dbc8e128c0fbb77f21d?catalog=cf020feb-9c6a-4222-a57d-8daa334f7e35
Thursday, March 01, 2012
11:30 AM EST
16 Minutes 58 Seconds
2009 LTER All Scientists Meeting Exit Survey
A summary of the 2009 exit survey
2012 LTER ASM Exit Survey
Appended are the tabular results from the 2012 LTER Exit Survey.
Individual responses will be reserved for review by the LTER Network
Office and the 2015 LTER ASM Program Committee since some responses
include reference to individuals, and some taken individually do not
reflect the consensus – although all comments will be considered for the
2015 program.
Network News Fall Issue Published
Check out the new Network News issue, featuring numerous articles about the 2012 All Scientists Meeting, as well as other topics of interest: http://news.lternet.edu/fall-2012
Scaling Up to the Catchment
Though Coweeta became one of the first LTER sites in 1980, the Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory as funded by the United States Forest Service has been in existence since 1934. Today the LTER and the Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory coexist in the same complex of buildings and laboratories, collaborating and sharing data that now spans nearly eight… Read more »
Forest Biodiversity
Simple models predict that biodiversity of forests should be much lower than that actually observed. Because only a few limiting resources are evident for trees, simple models would indicate that a forest would ultimately stabilize with only the few species that are the strongest competitors for the few available niches. However, observed diversity is much… Read more »
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