Research Groups and Centers

Independent, non-profit research organization located in Cordova, Alaska. The research program covers the ecology of the region, emphasizing the long-term diversity and sustainability of resources upon which local people depend.

Australia's national science agency, using science and research to solve issues and make a difference to industry, people and the planet.

Part of the Marine Biology Lab, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Investigates the structure and functioning of ecological systems.

Describes the foothills at Stanford University, popularly known as "The Dish," and used for academic research, ecological conservation, and restorations.

The Center was established in 1973 as a multi-disciplinary unit, separate from but affiliated with numerous IFAS departments and research and extension facilities throughout Florida.

The research arm of the agencies that manage wilderness areas in the United States.

Dr. Doug Larson at the University of Guelph heads a team of scientists devoted to studying the ecology of cliffs.

Field research of the Arctic LTER is based at Toolik Lake, Alaska, in the northern foothills of the Brooks Range. Project is centered at the Ecosystems Center of the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

The UK's integrated long-term environmental monitoring network. Information on the network, summary data, environmental indicators, education, and publications.