Seney Wilderness Area is located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The wilderness is approximately 80 miles west of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. The wilderness covers an area of 25,250 acre and part of the 95,455 acre Seney National Wildlife Refuge. The wilderness consisting of open marshes with intermittent sandy islands or string bogs. The IMPROVE site is located in a small cleared area surrounded by woodlands west of state highway 77 near the lookout tower. The IMPROVE site is located at an elevation of 215 m MSL. There is a visibility camera (north of the IMPROVE site) that looks out toward the north.