The January 2003 issue of the journal BioScience features a special section of articles reviewing the insights gained from the U.S. LTER Network, including comprehensive bibliographies.

A National Science Foundation funded Research Coordination Network project is off and running.

Approaching a Dream

Implementing Ecological Metadata Language at LTER Sites to Facilitate Cross-site Synthesis

Ecological Metadata Language (or EML), is a content standar

Victor H.

Central and Eastern European countries continued to demonstrate their strong commitment to LTER at the recent Central and Eastern European (CEE) International LTER Annual Meeting

For this study, Julia A. Jones, David A.

NEON, the big program with the colorful acronym that has been bouncing off the walls of various institutions over the past several years, has become a motivational carrot in some circles, a phantom

Kristin Vanderbilt, Sevilleta LTER

The DIRT (Detritus Input and Removal Treatments) project, which has been part of the Harvard Forest and Andrews Forest LTER research programs for several

Following the ELTOSA biodiversity conference and ILTER meeting at Inhaca Island in Mozambique, William Michener, Peter McCartney, John Porter and Kristin Vanderbilt traveled to Maputo, the capitol

Gary Toranzos and Mathew Kane of NSF, John Vande Castle of LTER Network Office and the principal investigators of the LTER Microbial Observatories

When the first six LTER sites in