…of grasslands around the world have been destroyed or converted for human use, either for agricultural or urban development. In North America, for example, only four percent of the once…
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Buried Treasure: How studying fungus-plant interactions can improve forest management
…The papers in this special issue offer windows into a subterranean world that ecologists are only now beginning to understand well enough to predict and, potentially, manage. -Soham Mistry Source:…
LTER Road Trip: Exploring the Everglades
…world. “And so, this raises the question,” she continues, “what is fueling this incredible productivity here?” By measuring water quality and water nutrients, combined with storm data, researchers discovered that…
LTER Road Trip: Within the SALTEx Marsh
…the famous Disney song, I was in a “whole new world.” SALTEx stands for “Seawater Addition Long Term Experiment,” a project that began in 2011 and encompasses six 3×3 meter…
Into the Woods and Back Again: Former Harvard Forest REU Student Fiona Jevon Returns to Mentor New Undergrads
…across the country. These Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) expose students, often for the first time, to the world of ecological research through meaningful participation in ongoing research projects and…
Back from the dead: Moorea’s coral reefs make astounding recovery
Pocillopora grandis in Mo’orea, French Polynesia. Credit: Ryan McMinds (CC BY 2.0) Coral reefs the world over have been hammered in recent years by everything from disease outbreaks and storm…
All Scientists’ Meeting 2018 Results
…list or reaching out to other collaborators. Contact Ruth Heindel at Ruth.Heindel@colorado.edu The workshop started with a presentation of ecological stoichiometry in different environments. The presenters were Dr Walter Dodds…
LTER Road Trip: Finding Pika Poo
…CC BY 4.0 We found a cluster near the first marker – Ashley needs at least eight poop pellets to run her tests – and she carefully transferred the pieces…
LTER Arts & Sciences
“Storytelling and poetry, observation and experiment, myth and mathematics are all authentic windows on the world.” Charles Goodrich This collection of art and science projects from across the LTER Network…
Presentation: The Future of Coral Reefs: Does It Depend on Help from Fish? (Burkepile)
…reducing nutrient pollution and fish overharvesting can help reefs resist and recover from the impacts of large-scale disturbances such as coral bleaching—and may help corals survive in a warming world….
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