A CPWSC staff member giving a presentation on recent updates to internal data-management systems with the goal of improving efficiency, reliability, and consistency of data produced by USGS.
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CPWSC staff NWDTW giving presentation
A CPWSC staff member giving a presentation on recent updates to internal data-management systems with the goal of improving efficiency, reliability, and consistency of data produced by USGS.
CPWSC Uncrewed Aircraft System training
CPWSC staff gather for Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS) training to support research through expansion of our surveyance capabilities.
CPWSC staff gather for Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS) training to support research through expansion of our surveyance capabilities.
OGRL method milkweed extractions
Milkweed extractions using the new OGRL method developed in support of the National Milkweed Assessment developed by collaborators within USGS EMA Environmental Health program to assess exposure pathways of monarch butterflies to a variety of contaminants.
Milkweed extractions using the new OGRL method developed in support of the National Milkweed Assessment developed by collaborators within USGS EMA Environmental Health program to assess exposure pathways of monarch butterflies to a variety of contaminants.
CPWSC staff testing new soil coring equipment
CPWSC staff testing new soil coring equipment for in-season soil sampling.
CPWSC staff testing new soil coring equipment for in-season soil sampling.
Figure 1 from Kramer and Puls (2023)
Location of continuous real-time water-quality monitoring sites and land use in the Cheney Reservoir drainage basin, south-central Kansas.
Location of continuous real-time water-quality monitoring sites and land use in the Cheney Reservoir drainage basin, south-central Kansas.
Lepidoptera Research Collection (LRC)
A Citizen Science Flyer requesting people to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers to help begin a USGS Scientific Collection to further research related to the decline of insect populations.
A Citizen Science Flyer requesting people to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers to help begin a USGS Scientific Collection to further research related to the decline of insect populations.