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Assessing how land use, natural disturbances, and climate change affect carbon dynamics, biodiversity, and hydrology

After two decades of focus on forestry research, the&nb

David Tilman, Cedar Creek Natural History Area LTER site’s lead investigator has been awarded the Ecological Society of America’s 1996 Robert MacArthur Award, which is given every other year to the

An overview of the complete reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to be published this spring by Cambridge University Press was presented at the AAAS meeting in Baltimore,

For the past two years, scientists from Russia and the H.J.

Hydrology is a critical component of all ecosystems.

Charles Hall (Luquillo Experimental Forest LTER) and Marshall Taylor received a grant for $70,000 from the NSF's division of Small Business Innovation to develop their spatial models in an object-o

The University of Puerto Rico (Luquillo LTER site) has recently been awarded two major NASA grants to conduct LTER-related research.

A 1995 NSF supplement to the Konza Prairie LTER funded research by a group of high school students and their teacher to collect and analyze water samples from streams, ponds and groundwater.

Geoff Henebry and Alan Knapp, Konza Prairie Research Natural Area LTER, have been awarded a National Science Foundation intersite grant for a project that uses Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data f

Harvard Forest now has a full-time data manager (Richard Lent), with responsibility for strategic planning and oversight of all aspects of research information management and support.