Field stations
Aneboda field station
Aneboda field station is situated 40 km north west of Växjö at the lake Stråken. The field station was established in the beginning of the 20th century by Einar Naumann who was one of the founders of limnology as a international research field.
There are many lakes of different natures in the area, which makes Aneboda a perfect place for limnology research and education. Lund University was responsible for the field station a long time, but now Akademiska hus manages Aneboda. One of our units, Aquatic Ecology, takes care of booking, billing and cleaning administration among other things.
Please note, that we will no longer have access to Aneboda after 30 June 2020. The station is therefore not bookable after that date.
There are a total of 18 beds at the station and also elementary lab spaces. You may book the field station through Cecilia [dot] Thomasson [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se.
The field station is closed during the winter and is not bookable then.
Photos by Etelka Koos and Wilhelm Granéli
Stensoffa field station
Stensoffa field station is operated by the Department of Biology at Lund University and is located about 20 km east of Lund in the middle of the military training area Revingehed P7 near lake Krankesjön. Stensoffa is surrounded by a unique selection of habitats, ranging from dry, sandy soils to humid swamps, open grassland, forest, and inland lakes and ponds with reeds and bogs. The area is almost entirely unexploited, with very few private houses as a consequence of its location in the middle of the military training area.
Stensoffa has a limited number of common rooms, including laboratory space, two outdoor aviaries, a greenhouse, a workshop and access to outdoor space. Researchers are welcome to work and stay at Stensoffa. There is accommodation for max. 8-10 persons, including a kitchen for self-catering and a seminar room. Internet access is available.
For more specific information about research visits, please contact the manager of the field station Rachel [dot] Muheim [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se.
Overnight stays are booked through Cecilia [dot] Thomasson [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se.
The field station is closed during the winter and is not bookable then.
Bookings
Information about Aneboda fieldstation
Christer Brönmark
Professor
Aquatic Ecology
Telephone:+46 46-222 37 02
E-mail: christer [dot] bronmark [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Bookings of the fieldstation
Cecilia Thomasson
Caretaker
Department of Biology
Telephone:+46 46-222 93 17
E-mail: cecilia [dot] thomasson [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Stensoffa
Information about Stensoffa field station, booking of research work and meetings
Rachel Muheim
Researcher
Functional Zoology
Telephone: 046-222 31 93
E-mail: Rachel [dot] Muheim [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
Bookings sleeping accomodations
Cecilia Thomasson
Caretaker
Department of Biology
Telephone:+46 46-222 93 17
E-mail: cecilia [dot] thomasson [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se
ICOS fieldstations
Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS) has fieldstations that LU help finance. One fieldstation is situated in Hyltemossa (information at ICOS web), south of Perstorp, and one is north of Uppsala, in Norunda (information at ICOS web).
