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In a study, supported by eLTER PLUS project, the research team analysed data from 1,327 time series spanning the period from 1968 to 2021, covering 23 European countries.

By integrating future environmental conditions into network planning, eLTER RI can evolve into a more comprehensive and adaptive research infrastructure, strengthening Europe’s capacity to address climate and land use challenges.

The LTER Slovakia network consists of organisations that coordinate LTER sites and LTSER platforms in Slovakia, partner organisations participating in the research and scientist working in these sites and platforms.

An international research team led by Prof. Dr. Peter Haase shows that many protection and renaturation measures fall short and often only achieve limited success. The study is published in the renowned scientific journal “Nature Reviews Biodiversity".

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Celebrating the successful partnership of Slovenian researchers and their institutions who have joined forces to form LTER Slovenia and to actively contribute to eLTER RI.

New research reveals nitrogen pollution, and to a lesser extent climate change, unexpectedly as the key driver behind surprising westward shifts in the distribution of plants.

eLTER Science Conference 2025 will serve as a meeting point for exchanging knowledge, tools, and ideas that can drive innovative solutions.

Overall, the Austrian LTER community has received significant funding to upgrade its infrastructure and to mobilize data during the eLTER implementation process to be ready as a key-partner in the eLTER ERIC once launched.

The paper describes the functionality of the ReLTER package and its potential within the global ecological community.