Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
RBGKEW1460 Wakehurst Ecosystem Observatory Met Grade Weather Station
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Wakehurst Ecosystem Observatory is Kew Wakehurst's Living Laboratory.
Currently the facility consists of a network of 23 plots within the Wakehurst 210 ha site in West Sussex.
An aim of WEO is to provide a baseline of long-term climate data collection to inform other landscape ecology science conducted across the site, from pollinator to carbon cycle research. to procure a research grade weather station that has a similar specification to other stations in the UKCEH Environmental Change Network.
Doing so will allow Kew Wakehurst to integrate their data into a wider network of research sites as well as provide a rigorous baseline of change over periods of time relevant to climate science,
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An aim of WEO is to provide
An aim of WEO is to provide a baseline of long-term climate data collection to inform other landscape ecology science conducted across the site, from pollinator to carbon cycle research.
Doing so will allow Kew Wakehurst
Doing so will allow Kew Wakehurst to integrate their data into a wider network of research sites as well as provide a rigorous baseline of change over periods of time relevant to climate science,.
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