One of the tree seedling plots that has been established at Lönnstorp. Photo: Tarquin Netherway.A new project will investigate the role of plant traits and mycorrhizal on plant-soil feedback as well as on microbial community assembly and functioning during seedling establishment.
Developing shoot of Norway spruce at Asa. Photo: Martin Ahlström.Even though arctic winds have reduced the temperature outside, spring is on its way. And with the spring approaching, so is the seasonal start of the Phenology monitoring programme at Asa research station.
Photo: Ola Eriksson.At the Abisko Scientific Research Station (ANS) the vehicle fleet was recently expanded with an “ark”. Here, Magnus Augner, station manager, tells what an ark is and why it was acquired.
Installing a camera and audio recorder as part of the Lifeplan plot at Grimsö. Photo: Gunnar Jansson.At Grimsö, this season’s field work has now begun for several of the time series monitored in SITES.
Ninis Rosqvist. Photo: Max Bergström.Ninis Rosqvist has stepped down as director of Tarfala Research Station after 16 years. The station leadership has been handed over to Nina Kirchner and Per Holmlund as new director and vice-director, respectively.
Lake Erken and the Erken Laboratory.
The Erken Laboratory (Uppsala University) has an open 2-year position for a research engineer connected to Erken’s long-term lake monitoring programme, SITES Water and mesocosm experiments