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News Release 15-091
NSF awards $4.8 million to enable creative, collaborative use of ecological data
Research will leverage data from the National Ecological Observatory Network
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The Dalton Highway and pipeline looking south towards Atagun Pass in the Brooks Range, Alaska, is located just south of the Toolik Lake Field Station, a NEON (National Ecological Observatory Network) research site. The NEON site offers researchers access to three key areas of scientific interest: the Brooks Range, the arctic foothills and the arctic coastal plain.
Credit: Courtesy of the National Ecological Observatory Network
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The Santa Rita Experimental Range, located about 50 kilometers south of Tucson, Ariz., is a NEON research site that focuses on land use and climate change. The range has a hundred-year history of ecological research.
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