New digs at Cedar Creek
The U's Cedar Creek facility gets new name, new labs
By Deane Morrison
June 9, 2008
On June 5 the U's College of Biological Sciences (CBS) used World Environment Day to rename the field station where Lindeman worked and to dedicate a new building in his honor. Located an hour north of the Twin Cities in East Bethel, the Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve (CCESR)--formerly the Cedar Creek Natural History Area--now boasts the Raymond Lindeman Research and Discovery Center.

Regents Professor Peter Reich is a leader in studying the effects of rising carbon dioxide levels on ecosystems.
Reich is well known, among other things, for his studies of how rising carbon dioxide levels will affect plant growth, a process that stores carbon and works against greenhouse warming.
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