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    "BiodiversityInfo": "Churchill, Manitoba, Canada is located on the west shore of Hudson Bay, 110 kilometres from the Manitoba-Nunavut. It is most famous for the many polar bears that move toward the shore from inland in the autumn, leading to the nickname \"Polar Bear Capital of the World\" that has helped its growing tourism industry. The landscape around Churchill is influenced by shallow soils caused by a combination of subsurface permafrost and bedrock formations.&nbsp; Churchill is also located at the northern edge of the Hudson Bay Lowland ecoregion. Churchill has a subarctic climate with long very cold winters, and short, cool to mild summers. The prevailing wind direction is from the northwest. Churchill's winters are colder than a location at a latitude of 58 degrees north should warrant, given its coastal location. The shallow Hudson Bay freezes, eliminating any maritime moderation.",
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    "LocationInfo": "The station is located in Western Siberia, Russia, 60 km north-west from the city of Tomsk at N57°14’45,38″ E84°11’06,17″. The station is located in the floodland of the middle course of the Ob River, the longest river in Russia (5410 km) and the second-longest one in Asia. The station is located 60 km north-west from the city of Tomsk, 20 km north-west of the Krivosheino village and 12 km south-east from the Novo-Nikolskoye village, all of them are located in the Tomsk region.\r\n",
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    "LocationInfo": "VRS is located on Princess Ingeborgs Peninsula (c. 20 ×15 km2 lowland plain) at the military facility, Station Nord, in North Greenland (81°36’ N, 16°39 W). The station is situated within the National Park of North and Northeast Greenland, the largest national park in the World. The military station has an average elevation of 30 m a.s.l. with a gentle slope to the coast. A 2 km gravel/ice runway, which is kept open year round, is the only gateway to Station Nord. The station acts as a gateway to the northern part of the National Park of North and Northeast Greenland. ",
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    "HistoryInfo": "Station Nord was opened in 1952 as a Danish weather station and emergency runway, and it remained open until 1972, when it was closed and left unused, until the Danish military acquired it in 1975. The research activities at Station Nord have been ongoing since the 1970s with measurement activities being intensified since 1990. The research facilities were established by the Danish National Environmental Research Institute (NERI), which is now merged with Aarhus University. In 2014, the research facilities at Station Nord were substantially upgraded based on a major grant from the Danish private fund, Villum Foundation. VRS now consists of three buildings, including a main building with laboratories and accommodation facilities, an atmospheric/air observatory situated two km outside Station Nord, and a garage with storage facilities. The station can house 14 scientists at a time. The total area under roof is c. 600 m2.",
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    "LocationInfo": "The area is a subarctic pine forest with several mountains and ridges reaching 500–600 m a.s.l. The station is located in the Värriö Strict Nature Reserve, and thus access without permission is forbidden. Small lakes, wetlands, and rivers are located around the station, which lies on the south facing slope of a small hill. Nearest population centres and industry are 100 km away. ",
    "BiodiversityInfo": "The station is located in a nature reserve, and thus the natural state of the environment in the region is protected. The alpine tree line (Pinus sylvestris, Betula pubescens subsp. czerepanovii, and Betula nana) lies at about 470 m a.s.l. Below it, old-growth pine forests with some open mires and spruce swamps are the main vegetation types. Open dry tundra heath lies above the tree line. The climate is sub-continental with an annual mean air temperature of -0.5&deg;C and an annual precipitation of 600 mm. There are several rare northern and eastern species nesting in the nature reserve, e.g. dotterel (Charadrius morinellus) and red-flanked bluetail (Tarsiger cyanurus).",
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    "LocationInfo": "Zackenberg Research Station is located in Young Sund – Tyroler­fjord complex in Northeast Greenland. The station is situated in the southern part of the National Park of North and East Greenland, the largest national park in the world (approximately 1 million km2). The nearest settlement is the military outpost Daneborg (with a marine research facility) 25 km southeast of the station. The nearest town is Ittoqqortoormiit, 450 km south of the station.",
    "BiodiversityInfo": "Zackenberg Research Station is situated in the High Arctic in an area with continuous permafrost. The study area comprises the drainage basin of the river Zackenbergelven, with a total size of c. 500 km2. A great variety of biotopes like ponds, fens, heaths, fell field plateaus and grasslands occur within the core study area. Muskoxen, lemming, Arctic fox, and Arctic hare are among the common mammals in the area, while polar bear and Arctic wolf are occasional visitors.",
    "HistoryInfo": "In 1974, a national park was established in Northeast Greenland, which became a UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1977. In 1991, the first expedition under the research programme Zackenberg Ecological Research Operations was made to Zackenberg. In 1995, a temporary field station was established, and in 1997 Zackenberg Research Station was officially opened. Each year, the station is manned from 1 May to 31 October. In the remaining part of the year, the station is only in use if needed. The station has 25 beds, two laboratories, a workshop, a mess with cook, and satellite-based telephone, fax, and email service. An accommodation and laboratory facility is located next to the military outpost Daneborg. This facility accommodates 10 scientists.",
    "GeneralResearchInfo": "Zackenberg Research Station provides facilities for specific but comprehensive research projects and for an extensive long-term research/ monitoring programme. The Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring programme (GEM) runs  five sub-programmes in Zackenberg: ClimateBasis (monitoring the climate), GeoBasis (monitoring the carbon balance of the ecosystem, other feedbacks to Climate Change, and physical landscape processes), BioBasis (monitoring the living nature), MarineBasis (monitoring physical and biological processes in the marine ecosystem), and GlacioBasis (monitoring the mass balance of local glaciers). At the station, there are approximately 25 ongoing projects per year, of which about two third focus on Climate Change feedbacks. Results from the research and monitoring at Zackenberg are reported in the GEM Annual Reports published by Aarhus University. PDF-versions of the annual reports are available at www.zackenberg.dk. The data from Zackenberg monitoring is available for direct access at https://data.g-e-m.dk/. This homepage also holds the manuals for the different monitoring sub-programmes. All data from Zackenberg are provided free-of-charge to any scientist interested in making use of the data for scientific purposes. Existing databases also include a bibliography of publications arising from research at the station since it opened in 1995, and a GIS of the study area with access through the internet. ",
    "HumanDimensionInfo": "The nearest town is Ittoqqortoormiit, located approximately 450 km to the south, with a population of around 450 people. Zackenberg Research Station collaborates with other field stations in Greenland, including Arctic Station, Sermilik Station, and the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources. Asiaq also plays an active role in the work conducted at Zackenberg.",
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