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Kellogg Biological Station Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Program is part of a national network of LTER sites established by the National Science Foundation

KBS LTER research aims to understand the ecology of Midwest cropping systems and agricultural landscapes. We study interactions among plants, microbes, insects, management, and the environment to learn how agriculture can provide both high yields and environmental outcomes that benefit society. Learn More >>

RECENT BLOG POSTS

November 30, 2021

Global Warming Impacts of Intensively Managed Agricultural Landscapes in SW Michigan – Biogeophysical and Biogeochemical Climate Regulations: Reflections from an LTER Fellow

August 27, 2021

My Spartan Summer: Creating drought conditions

August 17, 2021

Kellogg Biological Station joins multi-state effort to increase the adoption of prairie strips across the Midwest

Previous Blog Posts

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Check out our Director, Nick Haddad, as he walks Radiolab though two decades tricking beavers, dodging bombs, and rethinking the fundamental nature of life and death to save a rare butterfly from extinction.
  • Liz Schultheis, KBS LTER Education & Outreach Coordinator, was just interviewed by the MSU Bug Talk Podcast about her work on Data Nuggets and with the LTER. Listen here!
  • KBS LTER in the news - recent highlights

Research Highlights

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  • LANDSCAPE DIVERSITY
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  • CLEAN WATER

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