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Researchers have been studying the dynamics of small mammals, such as this pocket mouse, since 1989.

Researchers monitoring vegetation in response to soil disturbance of biological soil crusts, Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.

The pronghorn antelope is among the species that live in or pass through the Sevilleta site.

Methods in Environmental Data Acquisition Workshop, lunch at Cibola Canyon, Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.

Eddy covariance flux tower measuring carbon dioxide dynamics in a grassland ecosystem at the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.

The Sevilleta LTER studies ecosystem transitions and drivers of state change. This view from the Los Pinos Mountains captures transitions from pinon-juniper woodlands to desert grasslands, Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge.