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The Sevilleta Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) site program was recently renewed by NSF for the next three years.

Chantal Blanton, a former University of Georgia graduate student who studied canopy arthropods with Dac Crossley at the Coweeta LTER site, has what some would count the most enviable job for an eco

Considerable work in population ecology is being conducted at many of the sites that constitute the LTER Network

Under its LTER renewal grant, Harvard Forest (HF

Examining ecosystem response to disturbance in a landscape context

Coweeta LTER researchers are examining three linked components of the landscape up

Understanding the origin and sustainability of shortgrass steppe ecosystems

Central Plains LTER results have led to the conclusion that shortgrass e

In 1990, the Missouri Department of Conservation initiated the Missouri Ozark Forest Ecosystem Project (MOFEP) to study the long-term effects of forest management disturbances on the biotic and abi

Central Plains Experimental Range

Symposium

The Central Plains Experimental Range (CPR) LTER site co-sponsored a one-day symp

Studying the processes that allow species to reassemble and persist following disturbances

The permanent LTER plots, and those in the experimental manipulations, are

The composite research site  offers attractive opportunities for scaling ecosystem  research from plot to slope to watershed  under controlled conditions

The retention of TFA in soil by abiotic processes is being assessed in representative soils from 14 LTER sites

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