Through the AmeriFlux Rapid Response System Program, this field site (AmeriFlux Site ID: US-NC5) aims to quantify the benefits of active forest management and silvopasture to ecosystem services (carbon… More
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Look at the picture above. That was us in Berkeley in 2024 – an incredible gathering of minds, ideas, and energy. But honestly? We think we can top it this… More
We are thrilled to announce the full launch of the FLUXNET Shuttle, a new system that streamlines access to eddy covariance data. This platform serves as a central gateway for… More
AmeriFlux Rapid Response Loaner Enables Monitoring of Carbon Flux Dynamics From a Rapidly Thawing Retrogressive Thaw Slump in Arctic Alaska Kyle A. Arndt1, Susan M. Natali1, Patrick Murphy1, Christina Minions1,… More
While everyone else is looking for the first robins to return, flux scientists are hunting for that first beautiful, negative CO2 signal. Spring is almost here: the month of March… More
Instrument towers are not only the most visible part of eddy covariance flux sites, but are also the places where our experiences working as flux scientists are shaped and our… More
The AmeriFlux Network is built on a remarkable idea: connect hundreds of ecosystems and thousands of researchers through shared practices and open data to better understand the exchange of carbon,… More
Dear Flux colleagues, We have migrated the ameriflux-community@lbl.gov and fluxnet-community@george.lbl.gov mailing lists to a new Google Groups platform this past week. The AmeriFlux list is still ameriflux-community@lbl.gov. The FLUXNET list… More
AmeriFlux-Loaned System Enables Critical Monitoring of Tropical Forest Response to Disturbance and Drought By Natalia Restrepo-Coupe1,2, Scott R. Saleska1, Raimundo Cosme Oliveira, Jr.3, and Rodrigo da Silva4 1 Ecology &… More
The AmeriFlux community is gearing up for the upcoming Chapman Conference, where experts will gather to grapple with the energy balance closure problem, a pressing issue that has puzzled scientists… More