Session Six: Biological Networks

Session Chair: Kristi Morris, National Park Service

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Phenology as a Tool for Science, Management and Education in a Changing Environment: The USA National Phenology Network

Jake Weltzin, Executive Director National Phenology Network
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Recent Evidence of Biological Recovery from Acidification in the Adirondacks (NY, USA): A New Regional Paleolimnological Perspective

Kristina Arseneau, Queen's University
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Predicting Nitrogen Deposition to Forests in the Los Angeles Basin using Lichen Communities

Sarah Jovan, U.S. Forest Service
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Critical Nitrogen Deposition Loads in High-Elevation Lakes of the Western U.S. Inferred from Shifts in Diatom Community Structure

Jasmine Saros, University of Maine
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Changes in Diatom Taxa in Sierra Nevada Lakes during the 20th Century: Implications for Critical Loads Development

James Sickman, University of California
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Implementing a DSS to assess CLs of atmospheric S deposition in the SE US

Paul Hessburg, Pacific Northwest Research Station
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