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Brasschaat - De Inslag - Belgium

eLTER provides researchers with access to approximately 250 research Sites and socio-ecological Platforms across Europe and biogeographical regions, establishing and offering harmonised and standardised data, services and training useful to citizens and experts in their joint efforts to find sustainable solutions to the Grand Societal Challenges. https://www.elter-ri.eu/ eLTER presents: Brasschaat - De Inslag - Belgium The forest at De Inslag in Brasschaat was established in 1929 on a former heathland with scattered fens and cultivated soils. The research site was established in the mid 1980s, conducting long-term research. It encompasses a 2-hectare Scots pine plantation located within a mixed coniferous–deciduous forest on the Campine plain. The Research Institute for Nature and Forest launched a long-term monitoring programme here in the early nineteen-nineties within the framework of the ICP Forests programme. Situated at an elevation of 16 metres, the flat landscape is characterised by sandy, moderately wet soils with rapid hydraulic conductivity and a locally perched water table on clayey subsoil lenses. The site is part of both the ILTER and LTER Europe networks. Research at Brasschaat focuses on the impact of air pollution originating from traffic emissions, industrial pollutants from the city of Antwerp and its harbour and ammonia emissions from the intensive animal husbandry on the forest ecosystem. Key studies include air quality monitoring of ozone and nitrogen compounds, the chemical recovery of the soil chemistry from historical pollution (especially sulphur), the water budget of the forest in a changing climate and the impact of ozone uptake on the gross primary production. These investigations are supported by advanced monitoring tools, such as automatic meteorological sensors installed on the measurement tower at different heights in combination with measurements in the intensive ICP Forests monitoring plot. Samples of foliage, litterfall, rainfall, deposition, soil water, soil solution and soil are analysed at regular time intervals at the laboratory of the Research Institute. Vegetation at the site is dominated by Scots pine, accompanied by a diverse herb, moss, and shrub layer. This biodiversity, combined with the site's exposure to pollutants, makes De Inslag a significant location for forest health research. Learn more: https://deims.org/68e6a8e5-d6d2-4c8c-... This video is part of the eLTER Sites and Platforms Series Filming location: Brasschaat - De Inslag - Belgium Cinematography: Evgeni Dimitrov Video editing: Evgeni Dimitrov and Damjan Gjonov Production management: Pensoft Publishers Executive producer: eLTER We would like to thank our colleagues at LTER Belgium, the whole team at the Brasschaat - De Inslag - Belgium, especially Nathalie Cools, Luc De Geest, Johan Neirynck and Athanaska Verhelst! The Integrated European Long-Term Ecosystem, critical zone and socio-ecological Research (eLTER) receives funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under GA No 871126 (eLTER PPP) and GA No 871128 (eLTER PLUS), and the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under GA No 101131751 (eLTER EnRich).