All-NWT Meeting
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
March 27, 2024: Synthesis Skills for Early Career Researchers .
Group synthesis projects use and combine data from multiple sites, times, or approaches. They also build professional networks, expand your scientific perspective, and produce impactful science. But doing them well requires a particular combination of skills, including both technical and interpersonal skills. In the Fall of 2024, the LTER Network Office will begin offering a course for 27 LTER early career researchers that will include in-person and virtual components, a dozen instructional modules in key synthesis skills, and a small-group synthesis project. Join the March Community Call to learn about the course plan and opportunities to take part as a project science mentor or a participant..
Register here: https://lternet.edu/stories/lter-community-calls/
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
February 28, 2024: Haley Branch, Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University.
Dr. Haley Branch (postdoctoral fellow in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Yale University) will lead us through an NSF proposal she wrote to help promote fieldwork inclusivity for disabled researchers. Many disabled students do not consider a career in EEB because of the dominance of and emphasis that the field places on fieldwork. Additionally, there is little information available about accessible fieldwork options. Haley plans to help the LTER Network build a database that will provide students and researchers with information regarding the accessibility of the different LTER locations. This will include information about the site itself, available lodging, laboratory set up (if any), etc. The first aim is to survey the locations for current accessibility and the second is to suggest potential opportunities where access could be increased at various application levels.
Register here: https://lternet.edu/stories/lter-community-calls/
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
January 24, 2024: Meet the LTER Network.
Our January call will be an orientation to the sites, science, and structure of the LTER Network as well as ways to connect with colleagues and get involved. It will be most appropriate for investigators, students, and staff who are new to the network, but all are welcome.
Register here: https://lternet.edu/stories/lter-community-calls/
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Please join us to honor Mark Williams through a celebration of his life and contributions to science, and our interconnected community. The event will take place at 3:30 pm on November 10, 2023, at the CASE Chancellor's Hall & Auditorium (4th Floor) at 1725 Euclid Ave in Boulder, Colorado. RSVP by emailing NWTField@colorado.edu. Please bring stories and memories of Mark and wear your Hawaiian shirts. We will have a gathering following the celebration of life at Upslope Brewing at 1898 S. Flatiron Court in Boulder at 5:30 pm.
To join remotely please join the zoom webinar link, it will be live from 3:45-4:45.
Please contribute photos to a slide show which will play during the Remembrance by adding to the google share.
If you are so moved, in lieu of flowers or gifts, a contribution to the gift fund to support research at the Mountain Research Station may be made in Mark's name. Donations can be mailed to:
Mountain Research Station
818 County Road 116
Nederland CO 80466.
Please make your check out to the 'University of Colorado' and be sure to put 'Mark Williams' in the memo line.
Please feel free to forward this event to others who may wish to attend.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Open to all.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Mandatory field orientation.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
Monthly community-wide meeting of NWT LTER researchers.
Please email lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting location information.
For our April all-NWT meeting, we will again be having presentations by some of the awardees of the 2020 NWT LTER research proposals. Please contact lternwt@colorado.edu for meeting details
The 2nd Niwot Ridge/City of Boulder Water Summit will be held (virtually) on February 22nd from 9-11am MT. The goal of this event is to promote information sharing between water and climate scientists at CU, and City of Boulder water resource managers. If you are interested in attending this event, please email lternwt@colorado.edu.
Dr. Rebecca Barnes (Colorado College) and Dr. Blair Schneider (Kansas Geological Survey) with the ADVANCEGeo group will be leading a workshop on creating safe and inclusive environments for field research. We highly encourage participation of all NWT community members. If you would like to attend this virtual meeting please contact: lternwt@colorado.edu
5 minute public LTER site science talks, open to the public over zoom
5 minute public LTER site science talks, open to the public over zoom
5 minute public LTER site science talks, open to the public over zoom
This interactive session will describe academic practices and institutional structures that allow for harassment, bullying and other hostile behaviors to persist, discuss initiatives to address harassment as research misconduct, and provide training in personal intervention strategies to protect and support targets of harassment.
The Boulder Creek watershed exhibit is a collaboration between INSTAAR’s Boulder Creek Critical Zone Observatory, Niwot Ridge Long-term Ecological Research program, Center for Water Earth Science and Technology, and many partners including Boulder County Parks & Open Space, City of Boulder, United States Geological Survey, and more. It shares what we’ve discovered about the land, plants, animals, water, and climate of the place we all call home, over the course of decades of research in the watershed, with the community.
Our first all NWT meeting of the semester will be a guest lecture from Dr. Haruko Wainwright titled: Watershed Functional Zonation for Quantifying Watershed Organization and Functions Based on High-resolution Airborne Remote Sensing Data
Graduate students with Niwot LTER, who participated in in this semester’s Science Communication and Outreach course, will bring hands-on demonstrations about their research to the Boulder Public Library.
Our last all Niwot meeting this semester will be a Synthesis Idea Cafe, in preparation for the 2020 Niwot Synthesis working group.
Please join us on November 16th from 10am-2pm at Eldora Mountain Resort by the Nordic Center to get a run down on the snow science curriculum, have some fun, and learn about our new partnership doing citizen science with NASA and the Snow-Ex project.
Graduate students will do a practice run-through in the SEEC lobby for the Meet a Scientist event at Boulder Public Library.
The LTER Network Office (LNO) expects to fund 2-4 synthesis working groups in 2019. Required proposal elements and instructions can be found here. Proposals are due at October 23, 2019, 5:00 p.m. PDT.
For the first All NWT meeting, we will be repeating the poster session from the site review!
ILTER Open Science Meetings are held every three years and offer the opportunity to collaborate across LTER sites worldwide. Information about the meeting and registration can be found here.
Niwot Ridge LTER lead PI Katharine Suding is the Scientific Plenary Keynote Speaker at 2019 ESA and will be giving her talk on Monday August 12th at 8:00 am. Find out more info at https://esa.org/louisville/plenary-speakers/