New insights into land use, food security and soil carbon
KBS LTER and the University of Malawi project will study land use impacts on soil carbon sequestration and implications for food security in tropical agroecosystems
Establishing a collaborative assessment of the impacts of climate change on the hydrological regime of the Langtang River Basin, central Nepal. Photo courtesy Paul Walsh
Tallgrass prairie restoration studies are a core part of the Konza Prairie LTER program
Konza Prairie experimental plot studying the role of soil resource availability and heterogeneity (variability) in the restoration of plant community structure (diversity) and ecosystem processes.
The series of interviews with Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) scientists conducted by Science360 Radio to commemorate Earth Day continues with Mark Williams’ research at the Niwot Ridge LTER p
The Kellog Biological Station (KBS) Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) program and scientists Phil Robertson and Sieg Snapp (and her research in Africa) are featured in a National Geographic arti
Network News Spring 2013, Vol. 26 No. 1 - LTER Network News Vol. 26, No. 1, Spring 2013:View from the Chair; Diana Wall wins prestigious 2013 Tyler Environmental Prize; LTER site communicator training workshop set for June; Fred Scatena (1954-2013) passes away; NSF exhibit highlights Ecological Reflections from 11 LTER sites; U.S. and French LTER networks sign MoU to share knowledge and skills; 2013 LTER mini-symposium showcases international collaboration as ILTER celebrates 20 years; LTER Graduate students share recent educational outreach activities; LTER Grads blog about science; And the Tide Comes In; The view from NSF; From Michigan to Malawi; New tools to measure greenhouse gases at the KBS LTER; Fishing in the dark; 2nd annual mixed models workshop held at Harvard Forest; Harvard Forest Schoolyard program develops new online database and interactive maps; Cassin’s Auklets and Sooty Shearwaters indicate ecosystem change off southern California; LTER 2012 Annual Report published; LTER mini-symposium speakers to feature on Science360 Radio during Earth Week; LTER officially embraces Facebook and Twitter.
