…Ross Virginia had discovered nematodes in the soils! Suddenly we went from being this weird group studying microbes to totally connected with the history of ecology. When we were funded,…
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…involved with the LTER. Through my summer there as an REU student, I’ve discovered an entire community of students, professors, and researchers built from this forest that I’ve learned and…
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The Arctic LTER Project: Terrestrial and Freshwater Researchon Ecological Controls
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LTER: Beaufort Sea Lagoons: An Arctic Coastal Ecosystem in Transition
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LTER: Seasonal Controls and Emergent Effects of Changing Land-ice-ocean Interactions on Arctic Coastal Ecosystems (BLE II)
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Alpine stream chemistries are changing, but rock glaciers might not have as much influence as previously thought
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Land and water cover decreases likelihood of perceiving environmental problems, regardless of income
…of perceiving environmental problems Through their analyses, Dr. Suchy and team discovered that when living in areas with more vegetation cover, residents of Metropolitan Baltimore were less likely to perceive…
LTER Network Office: Pathways to Participation
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