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New NASA GeoNEX Data Products Now Available on the AmeriFlux Website

Dear community, We’re thrilled to announce a new feature on the AmeriFlux website: NASA GeoNEX data...

Feature site: US-EKH: Elkhorn Slough Hester Marsh – the 500th site with BASE data!

Elkhorn Slough Hester Marsh (US-EKH) is the 500th site to publish BASE data in the AmeriFlux Network!!!!!...

Group picture of the in-person attendees of the 2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting

Rewind: Recorded talks from the 2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting

You can now watch the videos from the 2024 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting in a new playlist on our YouTube...

ConFlux Webinars: Flux and Environmental Research in Conversation with Indigenous Partners

We are excited to announce a new webinar series for the Flux community! The name ‘ConFlux’...

Streaming Eclipse at OWC flux tower

We were lucky enough to have the total eclipse of 2024 pass directly above the Old Woman Creek (OWC)...

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Report on the Land-Atmosphere Interactions 2021 Workshop

Jul 23 2021

On June 10 and 11, almost 300 scientists participated in the Land-Atmosphere Interactions 2021 Workshop, “Improving understanding of land-atmosphere interactions through integration of surface flux and atmospheric boundary layer measurements.”… More

When it rains, it pours – Update for the AmeriFlux Year of Water Fluxes

Jul 13 2021

The AmeriFlux Theme Year of Water Fluxes was officially launched on March 21, 2021 and has inspired a flood of community activities. Read on to find out what’s going on… More

Save the date for the 2021 AmeriFlux Annual Meeting!

Jul 2 2021

Please save the date for this year’s AmeriFlux Annual Meeting: Sept 20-22 2021. Once again, we will host the meeting fully online. Given the turmoil of the past year, we… More

Behold – a data magnum (or minimum?) opus

Mar 15 2021

BADM opus Hear ye, hear ye, scholars of flux a new, improved tool – entering BADM deluxe! Now, I hear you sigh “BADM? Oh no!” But let me convince you… More

AmeriFlux Year of Methane – more than hot air!

Mar 9 2021

AmeriFlux’s Year of Methane (Fall 2018–2020—COVID extended the time) is coming to a close as the next theme, Year of Water Fluxes, moves to center stage. The Year of Methane… More

Paul Crutzen – Pioneer of Meteorology and Atmospheric Chemistry

Feb 5 2021

We learned with great sadness that Nobel laureate Paul J. Crutzen passed away on January 28. His work on the decomposition of ozone in the atmosphere not only earned him… More

Remembering Professor Jim Shuttleworth

Dec 23 2020

Professor Jim Shuttleworth sadly passed away on Sunday 20 December, surrounded by his family. Jim was a pioneer in the field of hydrometeorology and best known for his innovative contributions… More

Coast to Coast – Using eddy covariance techniques, research into diverse coastal systems reveals ecosystems “on the edge”

Dec 21 2020

Head over to the page of LBNL’s Earth and Environmental Sciences Area, where the coastal research within the AmeriFlux Network was recently highlighted! Find the article here.

AmeriFlux represents the AGU Biogeosciences Section in the AGU Roll Call to kick off the 2020 Fall Meeting

Dec 7 2020

It’s the most wonderful time of the Year – AGU! For the AGU roll call, the Biogeosciences section is highlighting the AmeriFlux Network! Thank you to John Frank for producing… More

Featured site US-SdH: Astronomy and Ecology collide head on

Nov 25 2020

It’s not often that you get to see a total solar eclipse from your own back yard. It’s even rarer when your eddy covariance flux site, 300 miles away, is also in the path of totality. That’s just the situation we found ourselves in. On August 21, 2017, a total solar eclipse crossed our research site in the Nebraska SandHills (US-SdH). Being a long-time amateur astronomer, it presented an opportunity that we just couldn’t miss.