USGS scientists working at Ziegler Reservoir near Snowmass Village, Colorado.
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USGS Snowmastodon Research
USGS scientists working at Ziegler Reservoir near Snowmass Village, Colorado.
Coyote Walking
A coyote walking in dry creek bed of streamside scrub vegetation dominated by the native plant, mule fat (Baccharis salidifolia), about 20 days before the fire. In their wildlife research, USGS scientists position camera traps along trails and dry creek beds, places that are likely to be travel routes for carnivores.
A coyote walking in dry creek bed of streamside scrub vegetation dominated by the native plant, mule fat (Baccharis salidifolia), about 20 days before the fire. In their wildlife research, USGS scientists position camera traps along trails and dry creek beds, places that are likely to be travel routes for carnivores.
Interview with Dr. Robert Fisher
USGS videographer Steve Wessells interviews USGS scientist Dr. Robert Fisher about the ecological effects of the Harris Fire. Dulzura Creek.
USGS videographer Steve Wessells interviews USGS scientist Dr. Robert Fisher about the ecological effects of the Harris Fire. Dulzura Creek.
Smallmouth Bass
A curious smallmouth bass following behind scuba divers in Sparkling Lake, Vilas County, Wis.
A curious smallmouth bass following behind scuba divers in Sparkling Lake, Vilas County, Wis.
UAS Sign In Desk
Sign in desk, taken at the first Federal Unmanned Aircraft Systems Workshop.
Sign in desk, taken at the first Federal Unmanned Aircraft Systems Workshop.
Red and Bonita Mine
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
Red and Bonita Mine
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
Red and Bonita Mine
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
Red and Bonita Mine located approximately .4 miles from the Gold King Mine.
EON Geosciences Airplane
EON Geosciences airplane under contract to the USGS for low-level flights in Cedar Rapids/Waterloo, Iowa, area.
EON Geosciences airplane under contract to the USGS for low-level flights in Cedar Rapids/Waterloo, Iowa, area.
Boxelder Bugs Gather on the Leaves of Hosta 4
Adult, immature, and nymph stage box elder bugs gather on the leaves of a hosta plant growing at the base of a silver maple tree. Adults have fully formed, mainly black wings.
Adult, immature, and nymph stage box elder bugs gather on the leaves of a hosta plant growing at the base of a silver maple tree. Adults have fully formed, mainly black wings.
Honey Bees Make Life Sweet
Honey bees live and work in highly collaborative, social colonies with a sole reproducing queen, and they make honey by storing nectar from flowering plants in their hives for use during food scarcities.
Honey bees live and work in highly collaborative, social colonies with a sole reproducing queen, and they make honey by storing nectar from flowering plants in their hives for use during food scarcities.
USGS Honey Bee Research
The USGS researches land use and honey bee health in the northern Great Plains. This research will be useful in equipping land managers and policy makers with the best-available science to improve forage and habitat for pollinators in a part of the country that is undergoing rapid land-use change.
The USGS researches land use and honey bee health in the northern Great Plains. This research will be useful in equipping land managers and policy makers with the best-available science to improve forage and habitat for pollinators in a part of the country that is undergoing rapid land-use change.
USGS staff verify measurments taken on the San Saba River in Texas
USGS staff verify measurments taken on the San Saba River in TexasUSGS staff checking the streamgage equipment on the San Saba River in Texas.
USGS staff verify measurments taken on the San Saba River in Texas
USGS staff verify measurments taken on the San Saba River in TexasUSGS staff checking the streamgage equipment on the San Saba River in Texas.
Shake Table at Night
An 8.5-minute exposure taken on a moonless night with a blue-gel'd flashlight to fill in the top of the shake table.
An 8.5-minute exposure taken on a moonless night with a blue-gel'd flashlight to fill in the top of the shake table.
Shake Table at Night
A 30-second exposure with the fluorescent lights underneath the table switched on for a split second.
A 30-second exposure with the fluorescent lights underneath the table switched on for a split second.
Shake Table at Dusk
Shake Table at dusk, lit by flourescent lights installed under the table in addition to a high-powered, hand-held flashlight.
Shake Table at dusk, lit by flourescent lights installed under the table in addition to a high-powered, hand-held flashlight.
Control Center for the Shake Table
D.V. Rogers in the "Bunker," the control center for the project. Real-time earthquakes are received via satellite internet.
D.V. Rogers in the "Bunker," the control center for the project. Real-time earthquakes are received via satellite internet.
Eggs in Sparrow Nest
Clay-colored sparrow nest.
Bird Migration Cards
Volunteers Derek Smith (white shirt) and Reuben Anderson sort through migration cards in the Bird Phenology Program Office.
Volunteers Derek Smith (white shirt) and Reuben Anderson sort through migration cards in the Bird Phenology Program Office.
USGS Scientist at Work
Brent Knights and Jon Vallazza conduct a river productivity study aboard the E.D. Cope, Upper Mississippi River System.
Brent Knights and Jon Vallazza conduct a river productivity study aboard the E.D. Cope, Upper Mississippi River System.
School Construction in Indian Country
A new school being constructed.