Summer Quarterly Meeting: Urban Flooding
The Summer Quarterly Meeting of the BES will focus on Urban Flooding. The meeting will take place on June 7th from 9am to 12pm. It will be held in person […]
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Spring Quarterly Meeting: Wildlife/Organismal Biology & Baltimore Communities
The Spring Quarterly Meeting of the BES focused on Wildlife/Organismal Biology & Baltimore Communities It was held in person at the Technology Research Center (TRC), Room 206 on UMBC’s campus. […]
January Quarterly Meeting: Environmental Justice
The January Quarterly Meeting of the BES focused on Environmental Justice. The meeting was held in person at the Technology Research Center (TRC), Room 206 on UMBC’s campus. STREAM a […]
2022 BES Annual Science Meeting
The 2022 Annual BES Science Meeting was held on Thursday October 13th and Friday October 14th. Please click the following links to download event materials: Day 1 Presentation Slides Day […]
Urban Ecology HAS Changed
A Perspective on Points from Ramalho and Hobbs, As Reported by the BBC on 6 December 2011 A news report by the BBC on an article critical of urban ecology […]
BES II Project Outcomes
What’s This All About? Second story bays, Charles Village neighborhood, Baltimore. BES LTER Photo. BES, as a Long-Term Ecological Research project, is funded in six year increments. BES II actually […]
BES Photo Album Now Publically Available
Need a photograph of BES research activities or sites for your teaching or non-commercial publication? Have a great photo of sites, people, research activities, or education in action? Access the […]
Keeping up in BES
This year, I will focus here on activities related to the preparation of our renewal proposal for the Baltimore Ecosystem Study. We anticipate the proposal will be due in early […]
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Summer Quarterly Meeting: Urban Flooding
The Summer Quarterly Meeting of the BES will focus on Urban Flooding. The meeting will take place on June 7th from 9am to 12pm. It will be held in person […]
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