A Successful 2012 BES Annual Meeting
BES has just concluded a very successful Annual Meeting. This was the 14th annual meeting and it had two components. First was a Steering Committee meeting on Tuesday 23 October. […]
Introducing the BES Urban Lexicon
The members of BES represent a wide variety of disciplines and backgrounds. Some are educators, some are experts in community engagement, and some are researchers whose interests span from physical […]
A New Book on Urban Ecology
A new book on urban ecology is about to appear. Three urban ecologists from the University of Quebec in Montreal, Beatrix Beisner, Christian Messier, and Luc-Alain Giraldeau, have compiled an […]
A Disturbance Primer for Urban Systems
Basics The fundamental definition of disturbance is a physical disruption of the structure of a specified system. The term may also be applied to the specific event that causes that […]
A Poster Introducing BES III
BES at the All Scientists’ Meeting Every three years, the participants in the Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Network meet to share and compare results, and to plan for the future. […]
The 2012 BES Annual Meeting
A Chance to Gather Vollmer Center, site of BES’ 2012 Annual Meeting Every year near toward the end of October, the Baltimore Ecosystem Study Long-Term Ecological Research community meets to […]
Lynn Cazabon: BES’s First Artist-In-Residence
Photographer and member of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County faculty, Lynn Cazabon is the first official Artist-In-Residence at the Baltimore Ecosystem Study, Long-Term Ecological Research program. She began her […]
BES Book of the Year — Baltimore: The Building of an American City
We have started a new tradition at BES. A book of the year is a good way to focus on some important publication relevant to everyone in the Baltimore Ecosystem […]
BES Quarterly Research Meeting: Green Infrastructure
What’s Green Infrastructure? The BES community will meet, along with managers and policy makers, on 19 April 2012 to discuss green infrastructure. The Baltimore City Office of Sustainability has provided […]
Baltimore’s Urbanite Magazine Explores Big Urban Theory
The Urbanite (www.urbanitebaltimore.com) is one of Baltimore’s cultural and intellectual treasures. Available free at many locations, or by subscription for those who don’t get to town every month, it is […]
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