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  • Snow depth (mm), days since the last snowfall, snow melt (mm), snow wetness. Based on interpolated temperature and precipitation data, plus ground measurements.

  • Closed monodominant beech forest; Stand age: 80 years; average tree height 28m.

  • The Matta LTER station studies the effects of climate change on the structure and function of Mediterranean shrubland ecosystems in Israel

  • "Chornohirskiy geographical station" (CHGS) by Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (LNU) is located at the upper part of the Prut river basin, at 17 km from the town Vorokhta, Ivano-Frankivsk region and is within Carpathian National Nature Park (48˚10̍ .45 N; 24˚34̍.32 E). The station was founded in 1978 and is in operation by now.

  • The Sesc Baía das Pedras Park is one of the units of the Sesc Pantanal Ecological Resort and is located in the municipality of Poconé, in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel Sesc Porto Cercado. It covers an area of 4,200 hectares

  • The tidal flats between Den Helder in the Netherlands and Esbjerg in Denmark are the largest continuous tidal flats in the world and one of the last areas in Europe where nature can still develop to a great extent without human influence. So that this can continue, the German coastal states declared it as National Parks: in 1985 the Schleswig- Holstein Wadden Sea, in 1986 Lower Saxony Wadden Sea and in 1990 the Hamburg Wadden Sea. The Wadden Sea in Schleswig-Holstein, Niedersachsen and the Netherlands was placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2009.

  • second lowest summit of GLORIA target region SN2 in the area of the Swiss National Park on silicious rock

  • This is one of the most vast and important wetland in the western Mediterranean. It also holds one of the most important fishing grounds for fisheries. It has international importance for the flora, especially halophilous and aquatic communities including a large number of rare and threatened species. Several endemic and threatened fish species can be found here. Particularly important is the waterbird community reaching 56000 breeding pairs of several species and more than 200000 individuals wintering here, including species coming from northern Europe. Among the breeding species, the site holds more than 60% of total world population of the Audouin's gull, a threatened endemic seabird of the Mediterranean region.

  • Method documentation for precipitation chemistry data of the LTER Station Zöbelboden

  • Climate change scenarios suggest that subalpine forests in the Alps will be affected by a reduction of snow cover duration. Consequently, the alteration of pedoclimatic conditions could determine important consequences on soil nitrogen and carbon dynamics. In this study we consider the effects of snow cover duration (SCD) and pedoclimatic conditions on topsoil carbon and nitrogen cycling during the snow-free season along an altitudinal gradient (1550m-1900m asl) in NW Italian Alps (LTER site Mars). Three study sites under a Larch (Larix decidua) stand were instrumented with suction cup lysimeters and soil temperature and moisture sensors. Sampling and analysis are done monthly during the growing season.