
Moss survey protocolSince the late 1960s, mosses have been used as biomonitors of atmospheric deposition of heavy metals in the Nordic Countries. From 1990 onwards, the European heavy metals in mosses survey has been conducted every five years. In 2005, the total nitrogen concentration in mosses was also determined for the first time. In 2010, a pilot study for persistent organic pollutants (POPs) is included. Mosses are sampled according to a standardised protocol. The next European moss survey will take place in 2010/11 and the manual for sampling mosses can be downloaded here.
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NewsNew reports/brochures: - Ozone pollution: Impacts on ecosystem services and biodiversity - Heavy metals and nitrogen in mosses: European survey 2010/11 - Benefits of air pollution control for biodiversity and ecosystem services (WGE brochure)
27th ICP Vegetation Task Force Meeting, 28-30 Jan 2014, Paris, France
Revised Modelling and Mapping Manual ('Critical levels for vegetation')
Version 2 DO3SE model now available on line from SEI-York
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