Symposium
The Andrews Forest Long-Term Ecological Research Symposium
The symposium is an opportunity for the broader OSU and research community to learn more about current Andrews Forest research, recent findings, and new directions. The event includes presentations and a poster session. The poster session features posters from all researchers; graduate students are especially encouraged to share their ideas and results.
- Stories Only Time Can Tell (view the 2016 Symposium Program)
- Leveraging Long-Term Research (view the 2015 Symposium Program)
- Future projections from long term research: Understanding interactions between complex terrain, climate, and ecosystem processes and projecting to the future (view the 2011 Symposium Program)
- Networks and Synthesis (view the 2010 Symposium Program)
- Using Innovative Approaches and Long-Term Research to Address Complex Socio-Ecological Questions (view the 2009 Symposium Program)
- Celebration of the centennial of the Experimental Forests and Ranges (EFRs) and the 60th anniversary of the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest HJ Andrews Experimental Forest 60th Anniversary (view the 2008 Centennial Celebration Program)
- New Ideas and New Directions for Long Term Ecological Research: Building on our Legacies (view the 2007 Symposium Program)
- Histories of Ideas in Ecological Research at the Andrews Forest (view the 2006 Symposium Program)
- In It for the Long-Term: Lessons from the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest (view the 2005 Symposium Program)
- Carbon, nitrogen, and water interactions in a forested ecosystem (view the 2003 Symposium Program)
- New Adventures in LTER Science: Transitioning from spatial to temporal studies (view the 2002 Symposium Program)
- Social Science-Natural Science Collaborations (view the 2001 Symposium Program)
- Future ecosystem science at the Andrews (view the 2000 Symposium Program)
- Long-Term Ecological Research at the Andrews (view the 1999 Symposium Program)
- First Annual HJ Andrews LTER Symposium (view the 1997 Symposium Program)