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Field Site Map and Info

Quantifying ecological processes over time and across the U.S. requires a complex sampling design. NEON's 47 terrestrial and 34 freshwater aquatic sites support studies that characterize ecological change and link individual local measurements to site-level and continental-scale questions about ecological change. From habitats spanning deserts to tropical forests and from tiny streams to lakes, each site has unique characteristics. In the map below:

  • Zoom in to see highly detailed information about any given site, such as plot locations, tower airshed, and more.
  • Click on the Legend tab to add or remove map layers (including National Land Cover Database layers) or change the background map.
  • In the table below the map, click on Site Details, Sample Details, or Explore Data to learn more about these facets.

Our downloadable table contains a wealth of information about all of our field sites, including site hosts, dominant soil and vegetation classes, links to phenocam images, and more:

Download Field Site Table (CSV)
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