Time‐lapse cameras bridge the gap between remote sensing and in situ observations of tundra phenology

As the Arctic experiences continued warming, significant ecosystem changes, such as the northwards migration of woody species, are underway in tundra landscapes throughout the region. Despite these observable shifts, there remains a gap in our understanding of how climate warming impacts the phenolo...

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Published in:Methods in ecology and evolution 2025-12, Vol.16 (12), p.2919-2930
Main Authors: Fälthammar de Jong, Geerte, Gallois, Elise, Boyle, Joseph S., Grenier, Maude, Myers‐Smith, Isla H., Bjorkman, Anne
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Arctic
Cameras
Climate change
Environmental changes
flowering
Global warming
Growing season
growing season length
Migratory species
Naturgeografi
Phenology
Photography
Physical Geography
Remote sensing
Reproductive cycle
Reproductive status
Satellite imagery
Satellite observation
senescence
Taiga & tundra
time‐lapse cameras (phenocams)
Tundra
tundra vegetation
Vegetation
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