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Through synthesis research, our working groups make big-picture discoveries in both basic and applied ecology and environmental science. Their big insights advance scientific knowledge and help solve complex questions and challenges about the natural world.

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SNAPP: Landscape-Scale Forest Assessments to Support Zero-Deforestation Supply Chains

Principal Investigator(s): Robert Heilmayr, Kimberly Carlson
Active
PEGASuS: Managing Ocean Change and Food Security:Implementing Palau’s National Marine Sanctuary

Principal Investigator(s): Fiorenza Micheli, Yimnang Golbuu, Jim Leape
Active
PEGASuS: Designing the observing system for the world’s ocean from microbes to whales

Principal Investigator(s): Nicholas J. Bax, Daniel C. Dunn, Patricia D. Miloslavich
Active
SNAPP: Landscape sensitivity to ecological drought: The knowns, needs, and solutions for the real world

Principal Investigator(s): Shawn Carter, Molly S. Cross, Kimberly R. Hall
Completed
SNAPP: A Bottom-Up Health Approach in Support of PPR Control in Mongolia- A Scable Model for Conserving Wildlife by Addressing Disease at the Livestock/Wildlife Interface, and Safeguarding Rural Livelihoods in Central Asia's High Elevation Grassland and M

Principal Investigator(s): Amanda Fine, Felix Njeumi, Enkhtuvshin Shiilegdamba
Active
SNAPP: Guidance on evidence based practices for improved sanitation, water security and ecological health, with a focus on nature-based solutions

Principal Investigator(s): Katharine Cross
Active
SNAPP: Poverty, Environmental Sustainability, and Regional Economic Development in the Central Appalachian Coalfields

Principal Investigator(s): Judy Dunscomb, Mark G. Anderson, Rob Baldwin, Randall Jackson
Active
SNAPP: Assessing the water quantity benefits that flow from source water protection

Principal Investigator(s): Kari Vigerstol, Robin Abell, Adrian Vogl
Active
SNAPP: Agriculture, Food Production and Forest Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Principal Investigator(s): Phil Franks
Active
LTER: Scaling-up productivity responses to changes in biodiversity

Principal Investigator(s): Forest Isbell, Laura E. Dee, Jane Ditmer
Active