Publications

Fiction can be an important tool for engaging a student’s interest in scientific subjects.

(Island Press, 2000)

Estuarine Science: A Synthetic Approach to Research and Practice (Island Press, 2000) examines the current state of synthesis in estuarine research and the data and mo

Tim Kratz and Tom Frost (NTL LTER) have edited a special issue of Freshwater Biology (April 2000, Blackwell).

Ecologists are increasingly tackling difficult issues like global change, loss of biodiversity, and sustainability of ecosystem services.

Insect Ecology

Insects are a dominant group of organisms on Earth, in terms of both their species diversity and their ability to affect ecosystem structure and

As LTER matures, its stories become clearer, easier to relate, and meaningful to more people both inside and outside the Network.

The International Long Term Ecological Research Network 1998

Stepping Back to Look Forward: A History of the Massachusetts Forest (edited by Charles H.W.

A Science "Research News" piece (273:1045-1046, August 23, 1996) entitled "Exploring Biodiversity’s Benefits" described recent results in the biodiversity experiments at the

The National Biological Service announces the availability of its GAP Analysis Bulletin No. 5 edited by Elisabeth Brackney and Michael Jennings.