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Climate Committee Report Spring 2004

Posted April 28, 2004 in Documents

Report From LTER Climate Committee, Spring 2004. Submitted by Doug Goodin, Committee Chair

Graduate Student Committee Report Spring 2002

Posted April 17, 2002 in Documents

Graduate Student Committee Annual Report April 17, 2002 Robert J. Daoust and Jennifer W. Edmonds Co-chairs. Since the last Co-ordinating Committee meeting, held in Tempe, we have successfully created an…

The influence of precipitation variability on diversity and composition of North American grasslands

Posted January 16, 2023 in Working Groups

…climate, including interannual climate variation. In many systems there is great interannual variation in climate, making long-term observations of species composition and ecosystem functioning essential for documenting these climate-composition-function relationships….

Two (2) Faculty Positions at Kansas State University – Konza Prairie LTER

Posted August 31, 2018 in Opportunities

…program. Position 1: Assistant or Associate Professor – Community Ecology We are particularly interested in candidates with expertise in community ecology, animal-plant interactions, trophic dynamics, or research at the…

Antarctica Is Practically Defined by Ice. What Happens When It Melts?

Posted October 13, 2016 in Stories

…in the lakes. Hints from genomic data suggest that the competition for these two different carbon sources could drive long-term changes in the structure of the lakes’ microbial communities. Today’s…

Long-term research reveals how climate change is playing out in real ecosystems

Posted December 1, 2012 in Stories

…on plant and animal community composition and ecosystem services in winter; and the effects of human induced disturbances and land-use history on the composition of plant communities. The report recommends…

Inaugural LTER Idea Cafe Generates Innovative Pitches

Posted October 11, 2018 in Stories

…(1) do herbivores of different size classes differentially impact plant community composition and ecosystem function; (2) are there biogeographic patterns in the intensity of herbivore effects; and (3) is herbivore…

LTER: The Arctic LTER Project: The Future Characteristics of Arctic Communities, Ecosystems, and Landscapes

Posted January 11, 2025 in Awards

…of variables, such as climate, tundra plant communities and productivity, thaw depth, stream flow, stream chemistry, lake temperatures, lake chemistry, lake productivity and the abundance of zooplankton and fish. (2)…

My Water Comes from the San Juan Mountains

Posted November 13, 2017 in Pages

…Also available in a paperback version for $9.95. CURRICULUM & TEACHING RESOURCES My Water Comes from the Mountains webpage Video of students working on the My Water Comes from the Mountains project…

Spring 2005 Information Management Committee Report

Posted March 29, 2005 in Documents

LTER Information Managers Report to the Coordinating Committee Prepared by IMExec 29 March 2005 Summary of Information Managers Committee (IMC) activities since LTER CC meeting at BNZ / ARC, August…