International Tundra Experiment (ITEX)

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ITEX Workshop 2008- Iceland

The 15th ITEX Workshop was held on October 9-12 in Reykjavík, Iceland. It was hosted by the Icleandic ITEX group, the Workshop focused on the research currently underway as part of the International Polar Year. The report for the workshop will be posted soon.

Report of the 13th ITEX Workshop
Held January 13-15th, 2006 in Miami, Florida. Hosted by Florida International University

Program

List of Participants

Photos from the Workshop

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Welcome

The International Tundra Experiment is a scientific network of experiments focusing on the impact of climate change on selected plant species in tundra and alpine vegetation. Currently, research teams at more than two dozen circumpolar sites carry out similar, multi-year plant manipulation experiments that allow them to compare annual variation in plant performance with respect to phenological response to climate conditions.

Learn more about ITEX

ITEX history
Read a short history of ITEX, courtesy of Pat Webber!

ITEX intraweb
Current/active ITEX members may login to our intraweb to read working group reports.

Online bibliography
Search the online ITEX bibliography by keyword, name or year.

News

International Polar Year
IPY began on 1 March 2007. ITEX is one of the core projects in IPY and ITEX researchers are involved in a number of projects in both polar regions. Links to project web sites will be posted here as they become available. For IPY information: www.ipy.org

CEON website
Check out the Circumarctic Environmental Observatories Network which features an Internet Map Server and data products.
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