Workshop report on A multi-scale comparison of hydrologic and biogeochemical impacts of insect and disease outbreaks with forest harvesting, 2006 Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) All Scientists Meeting, Estes Park, Co., Saturday, 23 September 2006. Workshop Organizer(s): Brian Kloeppel (Coweeta)
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Losses of foundation species and the consequencesfor ecosystem structure and function
Workshop Report Workshop report on Losses of foundation species and the consequences for ecosystem structure and function, 2006 Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) All Scientists Meeting, Estes Park, Co., Saturday, 23 September 2006. Workshop Organizers: Brian Kloeppel (Coweeta) and Aaron Ellison (Harvard Forest)
Bacterial diversity and dynamics: cross-site contrasts, comparisons and synthesis
Working Group Report on “Bacterial diversity and dynamics: cross-site contrasts, comparisons and synthesis”, 2006 Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) All Scientists Meeting, Estes Park, Colorado, September 23, 2006 (Sessions 9-12). Working Group Organizers: Hugh Ducklow, Tim Hollibaugh, John Hobbie and George Kling.
Powerful new molecular tools in soil microbial ecology: insights and utility for long-term studies
Report on the Workshop “Powerful new molecular tools in soil microbial ecology: insights and utility for long-term studies”, 2006 Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) All Scientists Meeting, Estes Park, Colorado, September 20-23, 2006. Workshop organizers: Richard Boone, University of Alaska Fairbanks; David Myrold and Stephanie Boyle, Oregon State University; Mary Beth Leigh, University of Alaska Fairbanks; and Christopher Schadt, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Decadal Plan for LTER
First public release of The Decadal Plan for LTER.
Environmental Justice across the LTER Network: long-term and multi-scale understandings of past, present, and future.
Environmental justice (EJ) is the principle that all people have the right to equal protection from environmental laws and the right to participate in environmental decision making. A major component of EJ is the study of environmental equity, the analysis of the spatial distribution of environmental hazards (disamenities) in
The Sensitivity of Ecosystems to Climate Change: Bringing LTER Observations and Experiments to Bear on Predictive Capabilities
(1) What have LTER observations told us about the climate sensitivity of ecosystem processes at different time scales?; (2) What have LTER experiments told us about the climate sensitivity of ecosystem processes at different time scales?; (3) What progress has been made in bringing LTER observations and experiments to bear on improving the ability to predict the response of ecosystems to scenarios of future climate change?
Changing Ecosystem Services: Responses to climate and disturbance and implications for policy change
Status and trends of ecosystem services: A cross-site comparison of LTER sites. A workshop summary (Disturbance and ecosystem services) and proposal for a post-ASM meeting Terry Chapin, Steve Carpenter, and Ann Kinzig
2007.11.01 Executive Board Meeting Notes (VTC)
Executive Board Minutes From 1 November 2007 VTC
2006.10.31 Executive Board Meeting Notes
Minutes from the October 2006 meeting of the LTER executive board.
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