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Bonanza Creek's artist-scientist field trip brings "Reflections" to life

Seven scientists and seven artists spent a day together in late August 2008 exploring the Tanana Ri

Although it is widely recognized that the Earth's environment is changing, and that long-term data are needed to assess the rate and direction of change, to distinguish di

'Frontiers' special issue highlights LTER work

When world famous adventurer Steve Fossett's plane disappeared in the maze of peaks and valleys of the Nevada desert, the world was watching.

An innovative new seminar titled Cyberinfrastructure in Science was taught this spring at the LTER Network Office (LNO) at the University of New Mexico (UNM).

More than 700 scientists and students from across the United States and their international colleagues attended the four day meeting, whose official theme was: The next 25 years of LTER: Contributi

Researchers seek new ways to study ecological processes.

The National Science Foundation this Fall appointed James Collins, formerly Ullman Professor at Arizona State University (see full bio at http://s

After 10 years at the helm of the LTER Coordinating Committee (CC), James R.

Washington's scientific community was all ears recently as the national Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) network held its 5th Annual LTER Mini-symposium at the National Science Foundation (NSF)