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…and phosphorus readings from [Shark Slough],” he says. Scientists use the long term data to track changes in the Everglades that may be occurring due to climate change or other…

…around our shoulders. Of course, we weren’t the only living creatures in Tres Rios; the deeper, open-water areas were covered with waterfowl, from Northern Shovelers and Ruddy Ducks to American…

…bright forms of Western Bluebirds, Emery and Schooler pointed to the tops of the famous kelp forests of this region. Their fronds, upon reaching the surface, spread horizontally along the…

…practitioners checked their own fields and – ah! – the aphids had already spread across the midwest. Unfortunately, aphids eat the leaves, reducing productivity and revenue per acre. Tiny yellow…

…like this one are set up across the LTER, each with different-colored dye, like hues from a fun run. From the bee box in the grassy walkway between crop rows,…