7. Jason Neff – How dust shapes ecosystems; the past, present, and future (PDF)
Jason Neff Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium – How dust shapes ecosystems; the past, present, and future.
Jason Neff Presentation to 2009 LTER-NSF Mini-Symposium – How dust shapes ecosystems; the past, present, and future.
Raw video of Henry Gholz LTER overview presentation and introduction of Phil Robertson at 2009 NSF LTER Mini-symposium.
Raw video of Doug Landis’ presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini-symposium.
Raw video of Sujay Kaushal’s presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini-symposium.
Raw video of Gene Liken’s presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini-symposium.
Raw video of Merryl Alber’s presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini Symposium.
Raw video of Deb Peter’s presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini Symposium.
Raw video of Jason Neff’s presentation at 2009 NSF LTER Mini Symposium.
Video of Sally Holbrook’s presentation at 2009 LTER NSF Mini Symposium.
Secondary Science Teaching in Rural Michigan – A Model Program for Teacher Retention and Renewal
LTER, BIO/DEB – NSF’s LTER Program Began in 1980 with 6 sites, Now: 24 field sites, 1 Network Office, 6 USFS collaborative sites (other agencies), $19M annual budget ($16M core), 5 NSF Directorates contribute to core funding
Center for Biology Education, UW-Madison & NTL-LTER – Seamless Environmental Education at North Temperate Lakes: K-12 students, teachers, and graduate students working together