During the field trip to Sierra de Neiba in June of 2008, professors and students from the Bryodome team sought to contrast the biodiversity of the region through the collection of bryophytes, and invertebrate samples.

Here, Ricardo Colón and colleagues established belt transects and collect microcrustaceans and other invertebrates from a plant known as a Pajonal. Below, Mervin Pérez collects rare bryophyte species through an exhaustive floristic habitat sampling.