ALT Landscape view of hills with shadows being cast in the foreground.
ALT LTE User Group Benefits: Participate in knowledge exchange; Become part of a wider network; We can raise your profile. Close up photo of the trefoil (yellow) flower.
ALT Text: ECT's Podcast Series: Engaging with the researchers working in the long-term experiments in ECT's network. Photo two white men sitting on the grass recording the interview. Photo of a white man standing and holding a microphone towards a white woman wearing a hat as he interviews her. Text: Find us on Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Podcast and Google Podcast.
ALT A herd of cattle graze in a grassland field.
ALT Text: The Impacts of the ECT. Photo of a man with a spade on looking at the camera next to text: Placing evidence at the heart of policymaking. Photo of a red tractor on grassland next to text: Changes in economic benefits. Photo of a group of people outdoors where a man is speaking to the group with text next to it: Environmental change benefits society.
ALT Text: LTE User Group Benefits- Participate in knowledge exchange; Become part of a wider network; We can raise your profile. Close up photo of the trefoil (yellow) flower.
ALT Text: International Women’s Day Celebrating the women who lead ECT-registered long-term experiments. Photos of the following people alongside text captions: Bridgett Emmett, UKCEH, ECT trustee Plynlimon; Jade Hatton, UKCEH, Plynlimon; Catalina Estrada, Imperial College, Nash’s Field; Jane Hawkins, Rothamsted Research, Rowden Plots; Netty Van Dijk, UKCEH, Whim Bog; Mariecia Fraser, Aberystwyth University, Brignant Plots; Jill Kowal Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Thursley Common; Sabine Reinsch, UKCEH, Clocaenog.
ALT Photos of the following people alongside text captions: Christine Watson, SRUC, Tulloch; Ruth Mitchell, James Hutton Institute, MOORCO; Francine Hughes, Anglia Ruskin, Wicken Fen; Ciara Dwyer, Lund University, ECT trustee, Ainsdale Dune Slacks; Carly Stevens, Lancaster University, ECT trustee, Buxton.
ALT A black and white photo taken at ground level with plants in the foreground, and hills in the background. Screenshot of publication: Kirkham et al. 2014. Ecologically sustainable fertility management for the maintenance of species-rich hay meadows: a 12-year fertilizer and lime experiment. Journal of Applied Ecology Volume 51, Issue 1, Pages 152-161
ALT Text overlaid on photo: By applying evidence from ecological experiments, we can work towards a relationship with nature where it isn't a zero-sum game. The photo shows sheep in a field, and there is hill in the background.
ALT A rain shelter fills the photo. The sun shines down through the shelter, and there are few clouds in the sky.
ALT Landscape photo of the dunes at Ainsdale Dune Slacks with a tree line in the distance.
ALT Previous webinar: Climate change and long-term ecological field experiments. Photo on right: Mike Morecroft, Natural England
