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Twitter account of the western U.S. dryland Drought and Disturbance Sensitivity Experiment (DDSENSE). With support from @SERDP_ESTCP, we study the ecological vulnerability of plants, soils, and ecosystem functioning as they face multiple global change pressures.
Thanks for a great #SerdpEstcp2021 Symposium week!
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We are sad we can't join our colleagues in person this year for @SERDP_ESTCP symposium but excited to check out virtual presentations!
Check out our poster under Resource Conversation & Resiliency (#235)
🏜 Forecasting dryland ecosystems vulnerability to change
We are excited to be kicking off a DD-SENSE symposium this weekend. Stay tuned for highlights and updates!
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Excited to share a new @NatureComms paper, "Observed increasing water constraint on vegetation growth over the last three decades," led by @jiaowz w/ @ecohydro_wang and others nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Drylands, drought, and physical disturbance - an experiment across the Great Basin, Mojave, and Chihuahuan Deserts that includes drought shelters, remote sensing, and modeling - SO COOL!!! Don't miss out on the awesome updates, photos, and results! @ddsense @SERDP_ESTCP
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In a year filled with lows, science has risen high and provided hope and solutions. Today #Perseverance #PerseveranceRover again illustrates how high humanity can rise when we work together in search of truth and answers #NASAPerseverance
A new @ddsense publication. Thanks to @SERDP_ESTCP for support. Understanding the relationship between veg. greenness and productivity across drylands through the integration of PhenoCam, satellite, and eddy covariance data sciencedirect.com/science/ar…