Beavers as ecosystem engineers in the Arctic
Beaver engineering has rapidly increased in arctic tundra regions of Alaska. Ken Tape, Ben Jones, Jason Clark, and others are researching the patterns of beaver colonization and engineering in northern and western Alaska using satellite imagery and older aerial photography. These data describe forma...
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dataone:urn:uuid:1c3055a0-8941-4dea-b25e-b7cb0d23cdd7 2024-06-03T18:46:31+00:00 Beavers as ecosystem engineers in the Arctic 2023-09-06T19:22:35.134Z https://search.dataone.org/view/urn:uuid:1c3055a0-8941-4dea-b25e-b7cb0d23cdd7 unknown Arctic Data Center Dataset dataone:urn:node:ARCTIC 2024-06-03T18:20:03Z Beaver engineering has rapidly increased in arctic tundra regions of Alaska. Ken Tape, Ben Jones, Jason Clark, and others are researching the patterns of beaver colonization and engineering in northern and western Alaska using satellite imagery and older aerial photography. These data describe formation of beaver ponds since 1950. The science team is also conducting field studies to understanding the impacts of beaver engineering on permafrost, the physical environment, and 'downstream' biological consequences to fish and stream productivity. Dataset Arctic permafrost Tundra Alaska Arctic Data Center (via DataONE) Arctic Beaver Ponds ENVELOPE(-57.841,-57.841,49.642,49.642) |
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Beaver engineering has rapidly increased in arctic tundra regions of Alaska. Ken Tape, Ben Jones, Jason Clark, and others are researching the patterns of beaver colonization and engineering in northern and western Alaska using satellite imagery and older aerial photography. These data describe formation of beaver ponds since 1950. The science team is also conducting field studies to understanding the impacts of beaver engineering on permafrost, the physical environment, and 'downstream' biological consequences to fish and stream productivity. |
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