More than 300 7th grade students participated in the 2021/22 Desert Data Jam, hosted by the Asombro Institute for Science Education. The Desert Data Jam is a signature program in the Jornada Basin LTER’s K-12 education menu. Students explore and find patterns in datasets on LTER research themes such as dust emissions, drought, and desert […]
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We’ve been a little bit quiet here lately, but we’d like to share some recent Jornada LTER news and future events! We’re proud to have a promising new group of Jornada LTER graduate fellows starting their research this spring. See the Graduate Student Research Fellowships page for new names and projects. We’ll also be welcoming
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Quantifying shrub structure as an indicator of community interaction in a US southwestern shrubland
Soil microbes in dryland ecosystems can aid in plant community adaption to climate change