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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.

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

Proposals should bring together expertise and knowledge from multiple Alternet institutes to maximize the impact on science and policy related to biodiversity, ecosystems, and their services.

The SOs are cornerstones of the eLTER Research Infrastructure and are a joint effort of the eLTER scientific community.

eLTER Coordination wishes to thank everyone involved in this process for their thoughtful inputs and continuing support, and particularly the German delegation for taking the lead in this formal process.

Stay tuned for the upcoming launch of eLTER’s Service Portal in 2025

Are you a scientist working in the areas of biodiversity, biogeochemistry or socio-ecological research? Do you want to study the natural environment at one of 38 long-term research sites in 18 European countries? Check out the 5th Transnational and Remote...

Researchers of the LTER Bulgaria - Dr. Radka Fikova, Dr. Lyudmila Lozanova (both Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences), assoc. prof. Sonya Damyanova and Dr. Pavel Pavlov (both University of Forestry, Sofia)...

The FAPESP Program for the South Atlantic Ocean and Antarctic sciences (PROASA) aims to contribute to the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge through scientific, technological, and innovative approaches in two interconnected yet still ...