Analyzing pattern and process in human cultural diversity
Principal Investigator(s): Michael E. Hochberg
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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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Ecological metaphors: Their cultural resonance and what we can do about it
Principal Investigator(s): Brendon Larson
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Spatial and temporal community dynamics: Sharing data to answer questions
Principal Investigator(s): Jeff Houlahan, David J. Currie, C. Scott Findlay
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Can we now determine if, when, and how microbial community composition impacts ecosystem processes? Will that understanding yield critical new information about ecosystem function and response to change?
Principal Investigator(s): Joshua P. Schimel
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The roles of natural enemies and mutualists in plant invasions
Principal Investigator(s): Charles E. Mitchell, Alison G. Power
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Exotic species: A source of insight into ecology, evolution, and biogeography
Principal Investigator(s): Dov F. Sax, Steven D. Gaines, John J. Stachowicz
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Understanding, valuing, and managing dynamic ecosystem services under stress: Synthesizing across the LTER Network
Principal Investigator(s): Stephen Farber, Robert Costanza
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Stochastic demography for an increasingly variable world
Principal Investigator(s): William F. Morris, Catherine A. Pfister, Shripad Tuljapurkar
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Conservation priorities: Can we have our biodiversity and ecosystem services too?
Principal Investigator(s): Peter Kareiva, Gretchen Daily, Stephen Polasky, Taylor Ricketts
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The fate of nitrogen inputs to terrestrial ecosystems
Principal Investigator(s): Pamela H. Templer, Michelle C. Mack, Knute Nadelhoffer
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