Konza Prairie News

Dodds leads special journal issue

KNZ LTER investigator, Walter Dodds, lead a special issue in Frontiers of Ecology and the Environment. The special issue, "Macrosystems Biology -- Challenges and Successes," published February 1 by the Ecological Society of America, includes eight papers by more than 70 authors from around the world.

KNZ paper featured in LTER 2020 papers to remember

Konza Prairie LTER Researchers analyzed soil collected over a 30‐year period to assess the long‐term effects of contrasting fire and grazing regimes on soil carbon and nitrogen. The study found that long-term changes in land use are impacting fire and grazing regimes, with resultant changes to nutrient levels and species assemblages.

Horne wins Stamey award

KNZ LTER investigator, Eva Horne, was awarded one of the 2020 KSU College of Arts and Sciences Stamey Awards.

Nippert awarded Karen Ann Griffith Research Award

KNZ LTER's lead PI, Jesse Nippert, was awarded the KSU College of Arts and Sciences' 2020 Karen Ann Griffith Research Award.

KNZ LTER investigator, Zeglin, featured in Seek Magazine

Konza LTER investigator, Lydia Zeglin, is featured in the latest version of KSU's Seek Magazine. Zeglin's recent NSF CAREER award is highlighted.

KNZ LTER has been renewed for 8th time

The National Science Foundation has awarded KNZ LTER a $7.12 million grant renewal.

Bachle honored with teaching award

KNZ LTER graduate student, Seton Bachle, is the winner of the Kansas State University GSC Award for Graduate Student Teaching Excellence at the doctoral level. Bachle is a member of the Nippert lab.

CSU atmospheric scientists study fires to resolve ice question in climate models

A study recently published by Colorado State University and Konza Prairie LTER investigators aims to settle the debate and improve climate models.

LTER Executive Board Message on Recent Events

The LTER Executive Board recently posted a message regarding recent events.

KNZ LTER REU student, Molly Fisher, writes for blog

Former KNZ LTER REU student, Molly Fisher's blog entry is featured on Short Stories About Long Term Research, an LTER graduate student generated blog. Molly was a student in the lab of Dr. Walter Dodds.

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