Piscatiquis River at Medford, Maine
Detailed Description
A photograph taken near USGS 01034000 Piscataquis River at Medford, Maine on June 6, 2022 when the river was experiencing below average flow conditions as a result of a continued drought.
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Public Domain.
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New England Tribal Engagement
The USGS New England Water Science Center (WSC) is proud to provide science support to Tribal Nations as part of our Federal Trust Responsibility to honor the government-to-government relationships that the United States has with 574 Federally-recognized Tribes. Tribal Nations have ancestral ties with the environment. Natural resources are inextricably connected to sustenance, traditional...
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Click the image cards below to learn more about the effects of projected climate trends on humans, fish and wildlife populations, and habitats. Our researchers work with cooperators to better understand potential implications and to reduce uncertainty so that managers can better evaluate future scenarios and management options.