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NSF informational webinar about the new network
Register for a session:

• Tue16 July 2:00 PM ET
• Wed 24 July 3:00 PM ET
• Tue 06August 2:00 PM ET

After your request has been approved by NSF, you'll receive instructions for joining the webinar.

Note to Critical Zone colleagues from CZO PIs

Funding for “Critical Zone Observatories” under Program Solicitation NSF 12-575 ends on 11/30/2020.

As a next step in their support for critical-zone research, NSF is inviting proposals for “Thematic Clusters” and a “Coordinating Hub”, under Program Solicitation NSF 19-586 (“Critical Zone Collaborative Network”).

Twelve years of investment in CZOs by NSF, plus several times more in leveraged investments, has resulted in significant data and infrastructure that the Critical Zone community has and can continue to take advantage of. Thus CZOs represent potential infrastructure nodes and data for continuing research, and potentially important components of CZ Thematic Clusters. However, some support to maintain CZO instrumentation, sampling, and technical support will need to derive from Thematic Cluster or other proposals.

The CZO teams are eager to explore ways for the CZ community to build on the current CZO sites and network, under Thematic Cluster or other proposals. All proposals are due 02 December 2019. Please get in touch. Let’s continue to work together!

Learn more

• CZO News Story about the solicitation
• Official NSF page forNSF 19-586
  (includesappendix of Frequently-Asked Questions)
• Slides from NSF webinar on 16 July 2019
  (2 MB PDF, download and view in Adobe Acrobat to see all of the presenter'scomments. Turn on the comments tool)
• Pre-recorded video version of the NSF webinar
  (16 minutes.Uses the Webex video player)
• Questions from NSF webinar on 16 July 2019
  (0.5 MB PDF)

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