Swedish Infrastructure for Ecosystem Science (SITES)
SITES is a national research infrastructure for terrestrial and limnological field research, open to all scientists. SITES extends throughout Sweden with different ecosystems and climatic zones, from agriculture lands, forest, cultivated forest to mires, streams, lakes and alpines.
Integrated Monitoring in natural ecosystems (IM)
Integrated Monitoring in natural ecosystems (IM) is funded by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. Parts of the monitoring at Aneboda is funded by SITES. The Swedish Geological Survey and IVL
Aneboda
The IM site Aneboda is situated 28 km northwest of Växjö, roughly 10 kilometres south of Lammhult. The IM site is about one kilometre southwest of Aneboda church. The site and the nearby forest and
Trollberget
Trollberget Millions of hectares of northern peatlands and wet mineral soils have been drained for forestry which has increased forest productivity in some areas, but not all. The future fate of
Krycklan
A unique opportunity for integrating projects in water quality, hydrological, and ecological studies across boreal landscapes
Lifeplan Röbäcksdalen
SITES Röbäcksdalen is one of several SITES stations which participates in Lifeplan, the large global monitoring program for biodiversity. The collection in onging during 2021-2025. Röbäcksdalen - a
SITES Röbäcksdalen
Ecosystem science in an agricultural landscape SITES Röbäcksdalen SITES is a nationally co-ordinated infrastructure for terrestrial and limnological field research. The network extends throughout
Röbäcksdalen Field Research Station
The field research station carries out the official variety trials of forage crops, cereals and potatoes. Several long-term experiments are under the management of the field station, including
SITES Water
In SITES water we collect infromation from lakes and streams. At Röbäcksdalen two creeks, Degernäsbäcken and Röbäcken, are used for sampling. Degernäsbäcken and Röbäcken run through our argicultural
Launching: the film about Campus Alnarp
In the new film, you meet some of all the creative people at SLU Campus Alnarp working to solve vital questions. Hear them tell about the significance of the research environments and the place where
Krycklan
Krycklan is a unique research site for studying the relationships between hydrological, biogeochemical, and ecological processes in the same ecosystem . It is one of the most instrumented and
