Greenland
Ecosystem Monitoring (GEM) is a leading integrated
monitoring and long-term research programme on
ecosystems and climate change effects and feedbacks in
the Arctic. The programme has established a coherent and
integrated understanding of the functioning of
ecosystems in a highly variable climate, which is based
upon a comprehensive, long-term inter-disciplinary data
collection currently carried out at two sites. These are
located at Nuuk in low arctic West Greenland and at
Zackenberg in high arctic Northeast Greenland.
The vision of the
programme with focus on Greenland is to contribute
substantially to the basic scientific understanding of
arctic ecosystems and their responses to climatic
changes and variability as well as the potential local,
regional and global implications of changes in Arctic
ecosystems.
Download the Greenland Ecosystem Strategy
and Working Programme 2011-2015
If the report is too big, the
report has been divided in part A and part B. Download
part A (6.7 MB) and part B (4.9
MB)
Download INTERACT Station Catalogue
The
Nuuk Basic and Zackenberg Basic
secretariats Department of
Bioscience, Aarhus
University Frederiksborgvej 399 P.O. Box
358 DK-4000 Roskilde Denmark
E-mail: Nuuk Basic
secretariat nuuk-basic@dmu.dk Zackenberg secretariat zackenberg@dmu.dk
Phone:+45 87
15 86 76/ +45
87 15 87 34
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