Jason Neff Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium – How dust shapes ecosystems; the past, present, and future
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6. Sally Holbrook – Connectivity and species change
Sally Holbrook Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium – Connectivity and species change
5. Sujay Kaushal – Hydrologic connectivity, climate change and nutrient delivery to receiving waters
Sujay Kaushal’s Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium -Hydrologic connectivity, climate change and nutrient delivery to receiving waters.
4. Gene Likens – The Airshed: Connecting Air, Land and Water
Gene Likens Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium – The Airshed: Connecting Air, Land and Water
2. Deb Peters – Ecological connectivity in a changing world
Deb Peters Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium -Ecological connectivity in a changing world.
2009.02.25 Executive Board Meeting Notes
Executive Board Minutes from 25 February 2009
2008 IM Committee Meeting Website Archive
PDF of the 2008 Information Managers Committee meeting website.
EIMC 2008 Proceedings
Published proceedings from Ecological Information Management Conference held September 2008 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
2009.01.22 Executive Board Meeting Notes
Minutes of the January 22, 2009 Executive Board Videoteleconference.
Network News Vol. 21 No.2 Fall 2008
In This Issue: Braiding perspectives on the Tanana—Bonanza Creek’s artist-scientist field trip brings “Reflections” to life; NSF grants LTER-CSU partnership $12.5 million for environmental literacy; Phenology across LTER; Eyes North—National Science Board visits Alaskan LTER sites; SGS LTER unveils new research, education, and outreach facility; Happy times, sad times as SGS dedicates new facility, honors scientists, and bids other scientists farewell; Unlocking the clues of ‘Sea Secrets’—New LTER Children’s book draws readers into the fascinating world of science exploration, field-work and o
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Shaped by fire: the Bonanza Creek LTER
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