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Buck Island Ranch


One of our most productive and successful core research sites, Archbold's 10,500 acre Buck Island Ranch, is home to the MacArthur Agroecology Research Center. Buck Island Ranch and MAERC contributes vital understanding towards sustaining working lands and subtropical ecosystems in Florida, and around the globe.

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Worldwide Grassroots Science

Collaboration is increasingly a key to successful science and conservation. The Nutrient Network (NutNet) is bringing together grassland researchers from around the world. read more

Fire ants and floods

The region of South America where the imported fire ant originated is largely flat and subject to seasonal flooding. When fire ants were (accidentally) brought to Alabama and Florida, they got off the boat already adapted to their new home. read more

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    Kari Seagraves "Syracuse University"

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    Michael Ross "Florida International University"

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