February 4, 2022: Information Management in the LTER: What You Should Know Before the Site Review
Kristin Vanderbilt
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
January 14, 2022: Fighting the Tides: Long term spatial and temporal trends of a tropical Freshwater-Estuary-Marine ecosystem
Paul Julian
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
November 5, 2021: Vegetation
Edward Castañeda
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
October 1, 2021: Trophic Dynamics
Ryan Rezek and Jennifer Rehage
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
September 3, 2021: Modeling
Khandker Ishtiaq
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
July 2, 2021: Cross-site Synthesis
John Kominoski
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
June 4, 2021: Water Governance
Kevin Grove, Melissa Bernardo, Stephanie Wakefield, Chloé Vorseth
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
May 14, 2021: Landscape Experiment
Tiffany Troxler
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
April 2, 2021: Response to FCE 4.2 Reviews
Evelyn Gaiser, John Kominoski, Kevin Grove, Jennifer Rehage, Ryan Rezek, Nick Oehm
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
- Agenda
12:00-12:05: Introduction to this brown bag goals and FCE 4.2 leadership (Evelyn)
12:05-12:15: Overview of feedback (2 min each)
- Research design and broader context (John)
- Human dimensions (Kevin)
- Population and community ecology (Jenn)
- Carbon flux and stocks integration
- Broader impacts, post-doc mentoring (Nick/Ryan and/or Evelyn)
12:15-12:45: Breakouts (5 rooms, participants choose and can move amongst rooms)
12:45-1:00: Report back from breakouts (someone from each room) and next steps (John)
March 5, 2021: Fluxes
Sparkle Malone, Jim Fourqurean, and John Kominoski
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
- Documents and References
Reithmaier, G.M.S., D.T. Ho , S.G. Johnston, and D.T. Maher. 2020. Mangroves as a source of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and alkalinity and dissolved carbon to the coastal ocean: a case study from the Everglades National Park, Florida. JGR Biogeosciences 25(12): e2020JG005812. DOI: 10.1029/2020JG005812
February 12, 2021: Detritus & Microbes
John Kominoski, Matt Smith, and Mary Zeller
A recording of this brown bag is available on the FCE Intranet.
- Agenda
12:00-12:15 Introduction and key findings from long term dissolved organic matter trends across ecosystems types in the FCE
12:15-12:45 Breakout groups to discuss patterns, drivers, and integration of hydrologic pulses on DOM in a) marsh, b) mangrove, c) seagrass ecosystems
12:45-13:00 Breakout groups report back and wrap up
December 4, 2020: Justice, Equity, Diversity, & Inclusivity
Evelyn Gaiser, John Kominoski, Lowell Iporac, Nick Oehm
Recording of brown bag (except for breakout groups)
- Agenda
12:00-1:00pm EST via Zoom 12:00-12:05pm: Review goals for meeting (Lowell Iporac)
12:05-12:15pm: Overview of JEDI plan (Nick Oehm)
12:15-12:25pm: Overview of survey results
12:25-12:45pm: Breakout discussions
- Challenges and opportunities: FCE-Inward
- Challenges and opportunities: FCE-Outward
- Goals of 2-Day Workshop
12:45-1:00pm: Report-back