SNAPP: Assessing the water quantity benefits that flow from source water protection
Principal Investigator(s): Kari Vigerstol, Robin Abell, Adrian Vogl
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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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Environmental impact and sustainability of global food systems
Principal Investigator(s): Benjamin S. Halpern
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SNAPP: Agriculture, Food Production and Forest Conservation in Sub-Saharan Africa
Principal Investigator(s): Phil Franks
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LTER: Scaling-up productivity responses to changes in biodiversity
Principal Investigator(s): Forest Isbell, Laura E. Dee, Jane Ditmer
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LTER: Synthesizing population and community synchrony to understand drivers of ecological stability across LTER sites
Principal Investigator(s): Lauren M. Hallett, Daniel C. Reuman, Katharine N. Suding
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SASAP: Consistency, causes, and consequences of declining size and age of Alaskan salmon
Principal Investigator(s): Eric Palkovacs, Marissa L. Baskett, Stephanie M Carlson, Andrew P. Hendry, Bert A. Lewis, Peter Westley
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SNAPP: Compensation and Conservation: Better Outcomes for Nature and People
Principal Investigator(s): Martine Maron, James E. M. Watson
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SASAP: Using participatory modeling to empower community engagement in salmon science
Principal Investigator(s): Michael L. Jones
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SASAP: Interacting effects of ocean climate and at-sea competition on Alaskan salmon
Principal Investigator(s): Pete Rand, Robert W Campbell, Kristen B. Gorman
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SNAPP: Ecological levers for health: Advancing a priority agenda for disease ecology and planetary health in the 21st century
Principal Investigator(s): Susanne H. Sokolow, Kevin D. Lafferty
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