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G7's GSO accepts Global Ecosystem Research Infrastructure initiative as a use case during high level meeting in China
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Improving knowledge about ecosystem functioning is essential for addressing the crucial challenges of managing limited natural resources in a sustainable manner, to assure long-term human wellbeing on the planet. The Global Ecosystem Research Infrastructure initiative (GERI) aims at establishing indispensable infrastructures across continents. GERI was discussed in a high level conference of the G7 Group of Senior Officials (GSO) in Shanghai last week, and approved as a GSO use case.
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LTER's potential to contribute to GEO discussed at symposium
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International and European LTER activities were presented at the GEO symposium in Geneva
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Survey on DEIMS-SDR metadata fields
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You are invited to take part in a short online survey to help redevelop DEIMS-SDR (Dynamic Ecological Information Management System - Site and dataset registry) so that it meets user expectations.
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Long-Term Ecosystem Research (LTER) celebrated in special issue
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A special issue concerning long-term ecosystem research has recently been published
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Survey: What are the emerging research questions that may become relevant for future ecosystem research infrastructure development?
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Survey to help shape the development of ecosystem research infrastructures like European LTER. Closing date: 23 May
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eLTER RI takes the next big step: the European Commission approves funding for the European Long-Term Ecosystem Research Infrastructure
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With the approval of two projects totalling 14 million euros for eLTER, the EU is opening another important chapter in the development of a permanent infrastructure for long-term ecosystem, critical zone and socio-ecological research in Europe. This funding will enable significant development of the eLTER Research Infrastructure (eLTER RI), in areas such as the RI's organisation, business model and legal basis. It will also give a major boost to scientific work done at eLTER sites and platforms. Altogether 34 partners from 24 countries will be involved in these projects.
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New paper on linking essential biodiversity variables and ecosystem integrity
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This paper considers the benefits linking two approaches - Essential Biodiversity Variables (EBV) and Ecosystem Integrity (EI) - in the context of two global networks - ILTER and GEO BON.
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eLTER RI on European ESFRI 2018 Roadmap
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An important step for environmental systems research
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Environmental Research Infrastructures interact during ENVRI Week
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eLTER representatives attend ENVRI week in Prague
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Blogs from the field bring LTER-based research to life!
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