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Acknowledge FCE LTER Support

  • FCE Projects

    Three criteria define an FCE LTER product:

    1. The work is funded by the NSF FCE LTER grant, or
    2. The work occurs at one or more FCE LTER sites or uses FCE LTER data, or
    3. The funded grant cited the FCE LTER program in the proposal or included an FCE letter of support. 

    These publications should acknowledge the FCE LTER using the following statement:

    "This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation through the Florida Coastal Everglades Long-Term Ecological Research program under Grant No. DEB-9910514 [for work from 2000-2006], Grant No. DBI-0620409 [for work from 2007-2012], Grant No. DEB-1237517 [for work from Dec. 2012-2018], Grant No. DEB-1832229 [for work from Dec. 2018-Mar. 2021], and Grant No. DEB-2025954 [for work from Mar. 2021-2025]."

  • FCE-Related Projects

    Most FCE collaborators are involved in many other Everglades projects that do not receive tangible resources from the FCE-LTER program, yet address FCE research questions and benefit from cross-dissemination of ideas through FCE collaboration. 

    These publications resulting from these collaborations should acknowledge the influence of FCE using the following statement:

    "This material was developed in collaboration with the Florida Coastal Everglades Long-Term Ecological Research program under National Science Foundation Grant No. DEB-9910514 [for work from 2000-2006], Grant No. DBI-0620409 [for work from 2007-2012], Grant No. DEB-1237517 [for work from Dec. 2012-2018], Grant No. DEB-1832229 [for work from Dec. 2018-Mar. 2021], and Grant No. DEB-2025954 [for work from Mar. 2021-2025]."

FCE LTER Logo

FCE logo - a blue border around a green-on-white outline of the south end of Florida, with a red patch representing developed areas and blue arrows showing water flow southward. "FCE LTER" text in blue.

Please use the Florida Coastal Everglades (FCE) LTER logos below for FCE posters, presentations, and documents.


High-resolution formats: Use these versions of the logo for printing, digital documents, or custom sizes and resolutions. 

Low-resolution formats: Use these versions of the logo for the web.

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