LTER: Pelagic Community Structure Interannual Variability and Long-Term Change in Pelagic Community Structure Across a Latitudinal Gradient
Principal Investigator(s): Russell Hopcroft, Mark D. Ohman, Oscar Schofield , Heidi M. Sosik
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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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LTER: Selection across scales—merging evolutionary biology and community ecology to understand trait shifts in response toenvironmental change
Principal Investigator(s): Joseph Waterton, Nancy Emery, Jennifer Lau, Ken Whitney
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LTER: Producers, Consumers and Disturbance Response of Primary Producers and Primary Consumers to Environmental Change – From small-scale disturbances to seasonal and long-term changes
Principal Investigator(s): Pierre Marrec, Grace Wilkinson
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Do actively cycling C and N pools depend ultimately on soil P supply? Across-biome synthesis
Principal Investigator(s): Ruth Yanai, Craig R. See, Ellery Vaughan
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Morpho: Fire impacts to ecosystem services in the US West: Does prescribed burning work, for what and for whom?
Principal Investigator(s): Laura E. Dee, Anna Lopresti
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Morpho: Integrating Multidisciplinary Data Layers into the Central Grassland Avian Modeling Project
Principal Investigator(s): Brandt Ryder, John Carlson, Chris Latimer, Barry Robinson
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California MPA Network Decadal Assessment
Principal Investigator(s): Benjamin S. Halpern
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Environmental justice implications of food’s environmental footprint
Principal Investigator(s): Benjamin S. Halpern
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LTER: Ecosystem Transitions: Increased Variability and Regime Shifts
Principal Investigator(s): Maria Cristina Portales Reyes, Anny Chung
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LTER: Identifying environmental drivers of plant reproduction across LTER sites
Principal Investigator(s): Jalene LaMontagne, Elizabeth E. Crone, Miranda Redmond
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