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Honors Thesis Defense: Bryophytes
May 23, 2018

Species and Microclimate Controls on Dynamics of Bryophyte Water Absorption and Retention.  Cristina Riani's Honors Thesis Defense.

May 23, 2018. 2 - 4 PM, Wilkinson 203

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Thesis Project Presentation: Andrews Forest Discovery Trail
May 22, 2018

By Sarah Minette Kelly.  The HJA Discovery Trail Interpretive Experience is a digitally delivered arts+science program created for middle-school and high-school student groups to engage with place, reflect on their values, and explore forest processes. During this 45-minute talk we will journey...

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LTER Monthly Meeting. May 4, 9-11 AM. Looking at drought, Part II
May 04, 2018

Join us as we continue our exploration of the 2015 drought.  We will share a collection of data sets and short presentations from PIs on the drought year of 2015, to see how various data collection efforts align (or don't) in a year that may be representative of future climate conditions in this...

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Numbers in Nature
April 13, 2018
"Numbers in Nature, Math on the Mountain" is a teacher–scientist partnership that explores stories of place through data. Through the program, teachers and scientists came together to collaboratively explore data that tell the...
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Secretive mammals captured on film
April 13, 2018
It’s hard to spot some kinds of animals—they’re secretive, or they’re active at night, or they live in remote places. This spring, scientists were delighted to find multiple images of two secretive mammals, the American...
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Writers-in-Residence Spring 2018
April 13, 2018
The Long-Term Ecological Reflections Writers-in-Residence Program will host three writers and one musician who will be in residence at the Andrews Forest for spring 2018. Matthew Battles, a nonfiction writer and associate director of Harvard...
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Long-Term Ecological Reflections Residency
April 11, 2018
This residency at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest brings together writers, humanists, artists, and scientists to create a living, growing record of how we understand the forest and the relation of people to the forest. Creative writers whose...
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Monthly Meeting: April 6, 9-11 AM. Riparian networks, Oregon Explorer
April 06, 2018

“Seasonal and long-term trends in network expansion, contraction, and connectivity” presented by Adam Ward, Assistant Professor, Indiana University, and Steve Wondzell, Research Riparian Ecologist, USFS  Pacific Northwest Research Station.

"Overview of The Institute for Natural Resources...

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Summer Research Assistants Needed
March 20, 2018
Stream Fish and Amphibian Ecology at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest  We are seeking 2 summer research assistants to conduct sampling for stream vertebrates and associated measurements of habitat and food resources.  These...
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Support for research on small mammals
March 20, 2018
The Andrews Forest LTER program will support graduate student Marie Tosa and mentors Damon Lesmeister and Taal Levi for their work on, "How does land-use affect single-species ecology, mammalian communities, food webs, and biodiversity of the...