THE DYNAMIC NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE: INTERACTIONS AMONG DISTURBANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, AND ECOSYSTEM PATTERN AND PROCESS
HARVARD FOREST LTER III 2000 - 2006
David R. Foster, Principal InvestigatorHarvard Forest, Harvard University
Co-Investigators
| Emery Boose | ||
| Glenn Motzkin | Harvard Forest, Harvard University | |
| John O'Keefe | ||
| David Orwig | ||
| Julie Pallant |
| Carol Barford | ||
| William Munger | Earth and Planetary Science, Harvard University | |
| Steven Wofsy |
| Fakhri Bazzaz | Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University | |
| Peter Del Tredici | Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University |
| John Aber | ||
| Glenn Berntson | Complex Systems Research Center, University of New Hampshire | |
| Alison Magill | ||
| Scott Ollinger |
| Jerry Melillo | ||
| Knute Nadelhoffer | The Ecosystems Center, Marine Biological Laboratory | |
| Paul Steudler | ||
| Rebecca Field | Department of Natural Resources Conservation | |
| David Kittredge | University of Massachusetts | |
| Mitch Mulholland | Department of Archaeological Services |
| Cathy Langtimm | Biology Department, Holy Cross University |
THE DYNAMIC NEW ENGLAND LANDSCAPE: INTERACTIONS AMONG DISTURBANCE, ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, AND ECOSYSTEM PATTERN AND PROCESS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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I. Prior Results and Background to the Harvard Forest LTER
- A. Conceptual Framework and Theme of the Harvard Forest LTER Program
B. Forest and Landscape Dynamics in Response to Disturbance and Environmental Change
- 1. Regional Analyses of Vegetation and Wildlife Patterns and Dynamics
2. Biological Invasions: Population, Community, and Ecosystem Response
3. The Mechanisms of Plant Recovery from Disturbance: Vegetative Reproduction
- 1. Long-term Measurement of Carbon Storage in Relation to Climate
Variability and Forest Harvesting and Conversion
2. Mechanisms of Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics in Relation to Climate Change, Land use and Nitrogen Deposition - Long-term Experiments
3. Regional Modeling of Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics in Relation to Land Use, Climate Change and Forest Stress
III. Literature Cited
IV. Management of the Harvard Forest and LTER Program
V. Long-term Management of Data, Documents, and Samples
VI. Education, Public Outreach, and Impact on Public Policy
Curriculum Vitae
Budget Justification
Institutional Support