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Socioecological research in Nonurban sites |
LINDSAY CRAY |
East Side Rainbow B |
Ad-Hoc 1 |
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Identifying the benefits and barriers to graduate student cross-site socio-ecological research in urban systems |
Elizabeth Cook |
Longs Peak Diamond West |
Working Group Session 1 |
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Understanding patterns in primary production and species richness via long-term datasets |
Scott Collins |
Longs Peak Granite Pass |
Working Group Session 4 |
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Sources of Social-Ecological Resilience: The LTER Network as a Testbed to Explore General Patterns of Adjustment to Rapid Changes |
Terry Chapin |
Longs Peak Chasm Lake |
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Luquillo LTER |
Nicholas Brokaw |
Alpen Great Room |
Ad-Hoc 4 |
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ILTER Synthesis Workshop: Interactions among ecosystem services, ecosystem dynamics, and human outcomes and behavior |
Patrick Bourgeron |
Longs Peak Granite Pass |
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Implementing the ILTER Science Agenda: Defining International and Regional Science Initiatives |
Patrick Bourgeron |
Longs Peak Diamond East |
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ILTER in Northern Patagonia: Developing a strategy for coordinating plans for Argentina and Chile |
Barbara Bond |
Longs Peak Keyhole |
Working Group Session 1 |
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Socio-Ecological Consequences of Continental-Scale Climate Change |
John Blair |
Wind River C |
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Teaching Ecological Complexity Through Field Science Inquiry: Resources for Teacher Workshop Providers, Teachers, and Students |
Stephanie Bestelmeyer |
East Side Deer Ridge Fireside |
Working Group Session 1 |
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Understanding state change via long-term datasets |
Brandon Bestelmeyer |
Reusch Auditorium Hobbs |
Working Group Session 4 |
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SPAN – A Network Providing Sensor-to-Database End-to-End Services |
Terry Benzel |
Longs Peak Boulder Field |
Working Group Session 3 |
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Microbial Inventory Research Across Diverse Aquatic LTERs: The MIRADA Cross-site LTER Project |
Linda Amaral-Zettler |
Wind River A |
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