Visit to Alaska: Imnavait Creek Flux towers By Roisin Commane June 07, 2019 Image Carousel with 6 slides A carousel is a rotating set of images. Use the previous and next buttons to change the displayed slide Slide 1: Roisin and Luke at Imnavait Creek flux site Slide 2: Shrub tundra on the Alaskan North Slope Slide 3: Cottongrass in the footprint of the wet sedge flux tower Slide 4: Caribou investigated us as we walked to the ridge top flux tower Slide 5: Colin Edgar (UAF) explaining the instrumentation on the flux tower Slide 6: Roisin standing on a tussock to pretend to be taller beside Luke Roisin and Luke at Imnavait Creek flux site Shrub tundra on the Alaskan North Slope Cottongrass in the footprint of the wet sedge flux tower Caribou investigated us as we walked to the ridge top flux tower Colin Edgar (UAF) explaining the instrumentation on the flux tower Roisin standing on a tussock to pretend to be taller beside Luke Previous Next Roisin and Luke joined Erik Larson and Paul Moorcroft on a trip to the Alaskan LTER sites in June 2019. We visited the three Imnavait Creek flux towers, which had a range of soil moisture from dry on the ridge top to very wet in the creek valley. Tags Arctic carbon