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Freed from cultivation, vegetation tends to follow a predictable pattern; ecologists call this process succession.

Animals use soundscapes to gather information about their surroundings: from the location of food and potential mates, to the presence of predators. Soundscapes also help researchers monitor the presence and abundance of wildlife, as well as the impacts of environmental change.

Visitors to the Fern Glen at Cary Institute will experience a garden devoted to the preservation and enjoyment of native plants, encompassing flowers, trees, shrubs, grasses, sedges, ferns, and mosses.

To contribute data and/or collaborate on analyses, please contact the GLAMR team. We welcome contributions of published and not-yet-published data.