An ecological-economic analysis of pest-control services: The Brazilian Free-tailed Bat as a model
Principal Investigator(s): Thomas H. Kunz
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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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Analysis of diversity reduction experiments to address the ecosystem consequences of biodiversity loss
Principal Investigator(s): Laura F. Huenneke, F. Stuart Chapin, Sandra Diaz
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PrecipNet: Analysis and synthesis of precipitation and ecosystem change
Principal Investigator(s): Michael E. Loik
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Development of tools for the practical design of marine reserves
Principal Investigator(s): Alan Hastings, Louis W. Botsford
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Dynamics of large mammalian herbivores in changing environments: Alternative modeling approaches
Principal Investigator(s): Norman Owen-Smith, N. Thompson Hobbs, Andrew W. Illius, Per Lundberg
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Models of alternative management policies for marine ecosystems
Principal Investigator(s): Robert C. Francis, James F. Kitchell
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Phylogenies and community ecology
Principal Investigator(s): Michael J. Donoghue, Campbell O. Webb
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The ecology and uses of riparian zones
Principal Investigator(s): Robert J. Naiman
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Comparative study of adaptive radiation
Principal Investigator(s): Jonathan B. Losos
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Population and community dynamics of desert annuals
Principal Investigator(s): D. Lawrence Venable
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