Our team studies climate change effects on boreal forest landscapes and watersheds using the Newfoundland and Labrador Boreal Ecosystem Latitudinal Transect.
Interested in factors regulating soil DOM mobilization and those first steps that lead to contributions of terrestrial OM in boreal aquatic environments? Check out this paper just out - lead by Keri Bowering.
https://t.co/ZUQCeMCwPZ
Great workshop that should help us get closer to the integration needed to better understand and predict carbon cycling! Enjoyed represented those of us at the interface...and learned a great deal from terrestrial and aquatic colleagues alike.
Congratulations Dr. Carrie-Ellen Gabriel!!!!
on the successful defence of your dissertation focused on losses of soil carbon from mineral-associated pools following soil climatic changes associated with forest harvesting.
Thanks to the BBERG, students and colleagues as this new CRC award was made possible through all the great work we've done together! Now we've got some great continual support to uncover more mysteries of the boreal! https://t.co/35iIz4KCit
NL-BELT focused study will enable our use of amino acid N isotopes to better understand N source and cycling in our ecosystems! Look forward to further insights on N cycling in response to climate change in these boreal watersheds!
https://t.co/KaY9DMeNlc https://t.co/AAHdkG6rAB
New paper describes results facilitating use of amino acid N isotopes to study ecosystem scale N source and cycling. Nice job Mike! https://t.co/oZI03040Ov
Biogeochemistry
Amino acid δ15N indicates lack of N isotope fractionation during soil organic nitrogen decomposition
Dr. Kate Edwards is entering her third week as the acting director of the Atlantic Forestry Centre in Corner Brook, NL! Good luck in the new position and the NL-BELTers look forward to continued work within and with the CFS unit!
New MSc and PhD positions available for those interested in research into the impacts of climate change on boreal biogeochemistry!
See: https://t.co/lXaOJObR9w