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Trapping Hylastes at Asa research station- a pilot project

17 November 2021

As part of the work to prevent and monitor forest damage, the government has invested money in a National Center for Forest Damage. The Center is a collaboration program, where SLU’s Skogsskadecentrum (Forest Damage Center) has participated in several projects in collaboration with other actors.

Lake Bolmen – A test bed for future water quality measurements

08 November 2021

Sydvatten at Lake Bolmen, has joined with VA SYD Källby Water Workshop and NSVA RecoLab, on a collaborative Vinnova funded test bed to develop online drinking water quality monitoring. The Testbed project was presented during the National Drinking Water conference, 26 of October, in Malmö.

Reducing climate and environmental impact, a fourth task?

21 October 2021
Abisko Scientific Research Station. Photo: Thomas Westin.
Abisko Scientific Research Station. Photo: Thomas Westin.
At SITES stations, work aimed at reducing the negative environmental impact is ongoing. One station that is trying to lead by example is Abisko Research Station. Station Manager Magnus Augner reports on the current environmental development in Abisko.

Continued funding for SITES!

14 October 2021
SITES enables multi-disciplinary and integrative research on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, including long-term effects of land use change, climate change, biodiversity loss.
SITES enables multi-disciplinary and integrative research on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, including long-term effects of land use change, climate change, biodiversity loss.
The Swedish Infrastructure for Ecosystem

Students and other visitors back at Lönnstorp

06 October 2021
Agroecology students at a field walk at Lönnstorp Research Station in late September. Photo: Marie-Claire Feller.
Agroecology students at a field walk at Lönnstorp Research Station in late September. Photo: Marie-Claire Feller.
Finally! Students are back at SITES Lönnstorp. During September several different student activities took place.

Lake Erken sediment mapping completed

30 September 2021

Only a few lakes remain to be investigated, with the most recent sediment sampling taking place at Lake Erken. Sediments along the four transects with GHG chambers were successfully collected in mid-September. At each GHG transect two sediment cores were collected, representing a shallow and deep depth within the transect. Most sediment was sampled with a gravity corer, however at shallow depths within the reed belts innovative sampling techniques were required.

The 18th Krycklan symposium at Svartberget

27 September 2021
The Krycklan Symposium started at Trollberget Experimental Area; here a presentation about riparian buffer management is being given. Photo: Blaize Denfeld.
The Krycklan Symposium started at Trollberget Experimental Area; here a presentation about riparian buffer management is being given. Photo: Blaize Denfeld.