Long-Term Ecological Research
The NSF's Long-Term Ecological Research Program (LTER) focuses on studying ecological phenomena using long-term data from specific ecological sites. Established in 1980, it aims to enhance understanding of ecosystems over time and supports 27 sites. The research integrates various disciplines and contributes significantly to ecological theories. Data from these sites is publicly accessible. Th…
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