Nancy F. Glenn

RAPID: An Integrated Study of Post-fire Wind and Water Erosion in Western Rangelands

Workshops-NEON: Training in Scientific Discoveries with NEON's AOP; Boise State University; Spring, 2016 - Early - 2017

DRYLAND SYSTEMS COVER ~40% OF EARTH'S LAND SURFACE AND ARE HOME TO ALMOST A THIRD OF THE HUMAN POPULATION. IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, THE NON-NATIVE ANNUAL GRASS CHEATGRASS (BROMUS TECTORUM) HAS INVADED THOUSANDS OF HECTARES OF SAGEBRUSH-STEPPE DRYLAND

DRYLAND SYSTEMS COVER OVER 40% OF THE GLOBAL TERRESTRIAL AREA AND ACCOMMODATE ROUGHLY 35% OF THE TOTAL HUMAN POPULATION. CHANGES IN CLIMATE ARE LIKELY TO HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS ON THESE REGIONS. SHORT AND LONG-TERM IMPACTS OF POPULATION GROWTH AND CLIMA

Reynolds Creek Carbon Critical Zone Observatory