The webpage for Dr. Archer's RAM 619 course:
'Ecology of savannas, shrublands, and woodlands' is available
here.
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JOB ANNOUNCEMENT:
Graduate Research Assistant
Position Description
Project Summary

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Current Research
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Shrub
encroachment, land management and leaf litter decomposition
in a semi-desert grassland

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Shrub
Encroachment in North America: A Multi-Site Synthesis
(.pdf)
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Research on a new NSF grant Woody
plant encroachment into desert grasslands: an experimental
assessment of the critical establishment phase will be
gearing up in Summer 2006. A web page for this project is
under construction. Contact Dr. Steve Archer (sarcher@ag.arizona.edu)
or Dr. Susan Schwinning (schwinn@txstate.edu)
for information on graduate research assistantships associated
with this project.
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Visit the USDA project website:
Ecosystem
carbon and nitrogen pools in managed rangelands: a spatial
accounting of management influences
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Workshops and Symposia
(2007)
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International
Forum : August 31-September 4 — Iceland
Soils, Society and
Global Change

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Workshop:
August 27-29, 2007 — Boulder,
Colorado
Human-Caused Regional
Climate Forcings Workshop

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Annual
Symposium : July 12, 2007 — Las Cruces, New
Mexico
Joint Jornada-Sevilleta
LTER Symposium: Long-Term Ecological Research in New Mexico
(July 2007)

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Workshop: April 16-19, 2007
— Jerusalem, Israel
Afforestation
and Sustainable Forests as a Means to Combat Desertification

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