Attendees list with links to research pages

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Name
Ashley
Ballantyne
Becca
Barnes
Franco
Biondi
Janice
Brahney
Brian Buma
Daniele
Colombaroli
Paul
Dunnette
Sara Enders
Aquila
Flower
Jenn
Fraterrigo
Dan Gavin
Laci
Gerhart
Institution
University
of Montana
Rutgers
University
University
of Nevada,
Reno
University
of British
Columbia,
Okanagan
University
of Colorado
University
of Bern,
Switzerland
University
of Idaho
University
of
California,
Davis
University
of Oregon
University
of Illinois
University
of Oregon
Kansas
State
University
Research
Climate/biology relationships in past and future, factors
affecting CO2 uptake in future
Website
Ballantyne Website
Anthropogenic impacts on aquatic nutrient cycling
Barnes Website
Dendrochonology and climate, forest, and landscape
dynamics
Biondi Website
Geochemical and biological properties of lake sediments,
shifts in lake chemistry and ecology
Rivers Inlet Ecosystem Study
Website
Landscape scale disturbance interactions (and policy
responses), post-disturbance chronosequences
Climate and human impacts on Mediterranean
ecosystems, fire and forest management in Pacific
Northwest
Past relationships among climate, disturbance,
vegetation change and biogeochemistry in the Rockies
Interactions between climate and nitrogen cycling in
modern and past terrestrial landscapes
Buma Website
Colombaroli Website
Paleoecology and Fire Ecology Lab
Website
Enders Website
Dendroecology of fire, insects, and drought-modulated
population dynamics in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana
Catchment-lake interactions in Midwest, legacies of land
use on forests, impacts of invasives on nitrogen cycling
Reconstructing forest composition and natural
disturbances over thousands of years
Fraterrigo Website
Effects of low CO2 on glacial plant physiology and growth
Gerhart Website
Flower Website
Gavin Website
University
Lindsey
of Cape
Effects of fire disturbance on tropical savannahs in South
Gillson
Town,
Africa
South Africa
University
of Natural
Resources
Changes in long-term nitrogen cycling in Brazilian
Peter Hietz
and Life
forests
Science,
Austria
Phil
University
Fire history reconstructions, climate and land-use
Higuera
of Idaho
change effects on fire regimes
Oregon
Rock weathering and nutrient cycling in forests that
Justin
State
have undergone different degrees of soil nitrogen
Hynicka
University
accumulation
Forest,
Land, and
Marty
Natural
Soil ecology, forest nutrition and productivity, effects of
Kranabetter
Resource
disturbance on ectomycorrhizal ecology and succession.
Operations,
Canada
Michelle
University
Ecosystem response to fire and perturbation in boreal
Mack
of Florida
and arctic, response of invasives to climate change
Kansas
Kendra
State
Reconstructing terrestrial nitrogen cycling
McLauchlan
University
West
Brendan
Landscape-scale human/environment interactions using
Virginia
McNeil
remote sensing
University
Jesse Morris
University
of Idaho
Reconstructing fire and beetle outbreaks and their
relation to climate and human activity
Gillson Website
BOKU Research Database
Higuera Website
W.M. Keck Laboratory
Kranabetter Website
Mack Website
McLauchlan Website
McNeil Website
Paleoecology and Fire Ecology Lab
Website
Duane
Peltzer
Steve
Perakis
Ed
Rastetter
Paul
Sheppard
Ben Turner
Ariana
White
Landcare
Research,
New
Zealand
USGS,
Corvallis
The
Ecosystem
Center –
Woods Hole
University
of Arizona
Smithsonian
Tropical
Research
Institute,
Panama
University
of Oregon
Disturbance ecology, effects of biological invasion,
ecosystem-level constraints on productivity and carbon
sequestration
Mass balance of nitrogen over ecosystem development,
effects of climate on carbon and nitrogen cycling
Modeling of interactions between carbon, nutrient,
energy, and water cycles; propagation of perturbations
through each cycle; effects of climate change on coupled
resource cycles
Tree ring nitrogen signatures, multiple tree-ring
responses to volcanic eruptions
Peltzer Website
Perakis Website
Rastetter Website
Sheppard Website
Sediment geochemistry and neo-tropical ecology,
tropical nutrient cycling
Turner Website
Postglacial vegetation in the "northern wetbelt" of
central British Columbia.
Paleoecology and Biogegraphy Lab
Website
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