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Recent Highlights Blog ForestGEO welcomes Ailaoshan plot to network ForestGEO is pleased to welcome the Ailaoshan Forest Dynamics Plot to the network! Ailaoshan is a 20-ha, mid-mountain, moist, evergreen, broad-leaved forest plot in the Yunnan Province of China. Blog 2019 in Review: A Year by the Numbers We celebrate the highlights of 2019! Job Opportunity Postdoctoral Fellowship in Tropical Forest - Soil Nutrient Interactions The fellowship will develop a pantropical analysis of nutrient controls on lowland tropical forest structure and functional composition. Blog Spotlight Series: Iveren Abiem In this latest installment of ForestGEO’s Spotlight Series, we learn about Iveren’s career path, her commitment to community-inclusive forest ecology, the unique composition of the Ngel Nyaki research plot. Blog Camille Piponiot joins ForestGEO as postdoctoral fellow ForestGEO is pleased to welcome Camille Piponiot as a postdoctoral fellow with a focus of global forest carbon dynamics. 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