Established in 1907
Harvard University's 4000 acre laboratory & classroom
Long Term Ecological Research site since 1988
Harvard University's 4000 acre laboratory & classroom
Long Term Ecological Research site since 1988
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program in ecology
pitcher-shaped leaves. The majority of prey consists of ants, beetles, spiders, and slugs, and in rare cases, frogs and lizards. Here we report on the unusual occurrence of 22 Red-spotted Newt
ecosystem-based approach to management. In all cases, respondents showed favorable attitudes toward: unique, small-scale ecological features like rare species and wetlands; management at spatial scales larger than the individual parcel; and ownership
Marsh Award from the American Society of Environmental History for the Best Book in Environmental History. Previous winners include Bill Cronon, John Opie, and Art McEvoy. Brian's book is 
the U.S. Forest Service on its 100-year anniversary, in the Fisher Museum. The film's producers will be available at a reception with light refreshments at 6:30 pm.
cooperating with one another at scales broader than their individual properties. There are many good reasons to do so, which would enhance their individual ownership benefits, as well as the
has been recommended for funding for 5 years. According to the program officer at NSF this will be the single largest REU award in biology in the history of the
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