Education News

New LTER book captures children's fascination with Antarctica.

A true story about an encounter between LTER scientists and a young Weddell seal in the Dry Valleys of Antar

Graduate Students Hold First Ever Conference

Chelsea Crenshaw (SEV) & Amy Burgin (KBS), Co-Chairs, and Tiffany Troxler Gann (FCE), former Co-Chair, Graduate Students Co

LTER Changing the face of science (one smile at a time)...

In its unique position as a liaison between scientists, teachers and students, the Schoolyard LTER program is reaching many tradi

The LTER Network Graduate Student Committee (GSC) is emerging as a strong voice for graduate student involvement in Network activities and the development of new graduate student opportunities.

Ecology Explorers, the K-12 education program of CAP LTER, received the 2004 Arizona State University President’s Award for Innovation.

In 2003, New York City high school teacher Lyn Neeley worked with LTER scientist Kari O’Connell collecting data on understory vegetation at the Andrews Forest and assisted with wildfire researc

The National Biological Information Infrastructure (NBII) is working with several organizations and societies to create an electronic journal related to Sustainability: Science, Practice, &

Here is a suggestion for meeting criterion 2 in your next grant proposal.  TIEE (Teaching Issues and Experiments in Ecology), an NSF supported and ESA sponsored website and C

NEON Design Process Energized

The Ecology Explorers education team of Charlene Saltz and Monica Elser along with Arizona State University colleagues received a $100,000 Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Grant to develop after-scho