Expanded from an initial focus on the Southern Appalachian region, the Southeast Information Node (SEIN) works to integrate biodiversity and ecosystem information for researchers, natural resource managers, and other environmental decision-makers. Collaboration with state, federal, and non-government organizations yields increased access to accurate, science-based information addressing an array of critical concerns including climate change and land use change, rare species and ecosystems, water resources, fire ecology, and environmental health.

Note: The fact sheet linked below is under revision to reflect the strategic expansion from a Southern Appalachian focus to a broader Southeastern U.S. focus.  The new fact sheet will be posted here soon.

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