Our marsh

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I turn onto the sun-dappled dirt road.  The shagbark hickories and red oaks that line the road nod with familiarity.  Welcome back friend, they say.  I park and my nose can see faster than my eyes and finds more familiarity.  … Continued

Life Without David

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I know you’ve all been on the edge of your seats, in a cloud of suspense and disbelief, wondering, what happened to the TIDE blog?  Well have no fear, the Nor’easter has lifted from the marshes (both literally and figuratively) … Continued

Quick, look busy, the PIs are coming!

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Last week, the TIDE crew battled through the final week of July toward its culmination in the mid-summer All Scientists’ Meeting. Just when we’d finished celebrating our victory over the giant trailer full of Nitrate, we were greeted by a … Continued

Life Post-SIGMAs

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With a week of the nutrient challenges behind us, the TIDE Project’s crew steamed on into the weekend, under the direction of their fearless leader Kate.  Tank fills, acid washing, filtering, and canoe sampling were some of the many activities … Continued

Mad Scientists

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Picture 6am on the marsh.  The sky begins to brighten, mosquitoes begin their whining, early birds get their worms, and muddy scientists climb out of a ditch, eager to greet the next round of replacement labor, a hot breakfast, and … Continued

Party on the marsh

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They have arrived. They like the dark, they enjoy feeding on human blood and their bite burns and can leave scars. Can you guess who they are? No not vampires, greenheads! Greenhead flies are out with a vengeance and adding … Continued

Important Data

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It’s getting a little hotter out on the marsh, but we are finding ways to cope. Everything ran smoothly this past week and we will be entering July in full stride. Erik, Ariella, and Chris counted root hairs at full … Continued