Network News

Nel Caine (Niwot Ridge) and Gordon Grant chaired a workshop on hydrology and biogeochemical cycling that attracted over 50 participants from 15 LTER sites, the U.S.

The Geographic Information System (GIS) Modeling working session was attended by approximately 90 scientists with a wide variety of backgrounds and interests. Objectives of the session were:

The Decomposition workshop organized by Mark Harmon (H.J.

Following a review of past activities of the LTER Climate Committee, which is a standing committee of the LTER Coordinating group formed at the last All Scientists Meeting in 1984, the following ac

by Nalini Nadkarni
The Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Sarasota, Florida

The Atmospheric Chemistry Workshop brought 25 participants together to discuss LTER Network needs related to atmospheric chemistry measurements and research.

The contrast between the first and second LTER All Scientists meetings makes clear how far we have come as a network and as a research program

This issue of the newsletter recogn

A fall 1990 meeting of the four LMER sites to address issues of interite coordination has been proposed to NSF.

September 25-30, 1990
YMCA of the Rockies
Estes Park, Colorado

In concert with the six New England states the U.S.