Every six years the National Science Foundation appoints a panel to review the work and progress of the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest Long-Term Ecological Research Program. The review involves two days of presentations on our research, education, information management, network participation, and program management.
Midterm Review 2023
Presentations along Lookout Creek
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Pam Sullivan presents about hydrology and chemistry
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Ivan Arismendi presents on long-term studies on fish and salamanders
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Matt Betts and Michael Nelson, current and past Lead PIs of the Andrews Forest LTER program
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Presentations along Lookout Creek
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Mark Schulze presents at the Discovery Tree
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Dana Warren presents about the interactions of stream temperature, light, and drought
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Graduate student Tatiana Latorre demonstrates a trap used to sample aquatic insects
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Julia Jones presents about long-term trends in data
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Dana Warren presents about the interactions of stream temperature, light, and drought
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Graduate student Tatiana Latorre shows aquatic insects to a panelist
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Chris Still speaks about canopy ecology and heat stress to trees
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Dana Warren presents about the interactions of stream temperature, light, and drought
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Graduate student Zachary Perry speaks about hyrology and flow paths of water
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Graduate student Kyle Gervers presents about leaf endophytes
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Dana Warren presents about the interactions of stream temperature, light, and drought
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Graduate student Zachary Perry speaks about hyrology and flow paths of water
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Graduate student Nina Ferrari presents about her work on birds in the forest canopy
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Presentations at the Discovery Tree
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Tatiana Latorre, Ivan Arismendi, Brooke Penaluna, Zach Perry, Dana Warren
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Graduate student Nina Ferrari presents about her work on birds in the forest canopy
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Graduate student Tatiana Latorre
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Chris Still speaks about canopy ecology and heat stress to trees
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College of Forestry Associate Dean of Research, Katy Kavenaugh (left) with graduate student Victoria Moreno
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Fred Swanson shares about the science-arts-humanities connections
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Graduate student Alex Redlins (left) presents a poster on hydraulic redistribution
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Fred Swanson shares about the science-arts-humanities connections
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Graduate student poster session
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Posy Busby speaks about the reciprocal transplant experiment and species interactions
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Graduate student Abbey Neat presents her poster on the interaction of tree seedlings and soil microbial communities
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Matt Betts presents about birds and species interactions
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Graduate student Cole Doolittle presents his poster about wildfire and vegetation
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Marie Tosa presents about biodiversity studies across the site
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Graduate student poster session
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Presentations in the forest, about species interactions
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Graduate student Victoria Moreno (center) presents her poster
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Presentations in the forest, about species interactions
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Graduate student poster session
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Graduate student Abbey Neat presents about a tree seedling study
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Graduate student Madelyn Mafia discusses her work on drought and stream temperature
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Graduate student Madison Sutton presents about bird interaction studies
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Graduate student Kyle Gervers presents his research on leaf endophytes
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Old-growth forest
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Graduate student Abbey Neat presents her poster on the interaction of tree seedlings and soil microbial communities
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Jeff Diez presents about a moss component of the species interaction study
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Graduate student Madison Sutton presents about bird interaction studies
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Posy Busby, Jeff Diez, Abbey Neat, Madison Sutton present on the reciprocal transplant experiment
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Mark Schulze gives an overview of the site
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Joe LaManna, Matt Betts, Marie Tosa review a handout
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Dave Bell presents about landscape disturbances like fire and heat
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Matt Betts, Suzanne Remillard, Marie Tosa review a handout
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Dave Bell presents about landscape disturbances like fire and heat
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Presentations in the forest, about species interactions
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Catalina Segura presents about watersheds
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Jeff Diez presents about a moss component of the species interaction study.Note moss transplant plot.
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Posy Busby, Brooke Penaluna, Suzanne Remillard
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Jeff Diez presents about a moss component of the species interaction study
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Presenters at the landing in Watershed 1
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Jeff Diez presents about a moss component of the species interaction study
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Graduate student Cole Doolittle presents about wildfire and vegetation
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Matt Betts
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Sherri Johnson speaks about watersheds and aquatic chemistry
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Brooke Penaluna with a rough skinned newt
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Presenters at the landing in Watershed 1
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Presentations along Lookout Creek
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Michael Nelson presents about conservation ethics
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Presentations along Lookout Creek
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Postdoc Claire Rapp presents about decision making
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