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Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve Images

experimental plots with a variety of old field species
experimental diversity plots
lush green forest
savannah grassland with trees
long view down a snowy river
golden grasses in front of lake
two students sampling grasses
sprouts coming up after a burn
low fire in presecribed burn area under trees
Understory resprouting after an experimental burn.
Surveying regrown vegetation after an experimental burn.
small group of people staring at the ground
Volunteer citizen scientists successfully identify a mourning dove track.
Looking for beetle tracks.
Mystery solved! It's a wasp.
Cedar Bog Lake.
Raised boardwalk on CDR’s nature trail.
Lounging bison at Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve.
Bison and a bison exclosure in the background.
CDR savanna.
Herd foraging at CDR LTER.
Sprinklers watering a plot in the Big Bio experimental area.
A diverse plot in Big Bio.
Plots within Big Bio.
Drought plots on Big Bio.
An aerial view of the Big Bio experimental plots.
Grassland plot experiments at Cedar Creek LTER in Minnesota.
different types of plant community change
Adam's Research 8 x 10 - Caitlin Barale Potter
Experimental plots at CDR LTER.
A controlled burn in Cedar Creek oakland
square plots of diverse herbs and shrubs

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