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Ecological Research on a High-Speed Landscape: Developing a predictive understanding of how long-term change and short-term disturbance control the dynamic nature of coastal barrier landscapes.

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Posted on February 1, 2019February 1, 2019 by ja9384

LTER Road trip: A Changing Landscape along Virginia’s Eastern Shore

VCR/LTER doctoral student Victoria Long is featured in a story on the LTER Network web site at: https://lternet.edu/stories/lter-road-trip-a-changing-landscape-along-virginias-eastern-shore/


Credit: E Zambello/LTER-NCO CC BY 4.0
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