00:05: A snowy field showing the entrance sign for Sleepers River Research Watershed.
00:08: A stand of trees in a snowy forest.
00:11: A USGS streamgage next to a stream in a snowy forest.
00:15: A hydrologic technician entering the streamgage.
00:20: A view of the flowing water in the stream next to the streamgage.
00:24: A view of flowing water of West Branch Little River near Stowe, Vermont.
00:28: Staff hammers down a washer that says ‘U.S. Geological Survey’.
00:39: A group of USGS staff teaching a group of children at an outreach event.
00:42: USGS scientists instructing students in an outdoor setting
00:55: USGS scientists demonstrating how to use a streamflow tracker in a shallow brook.
1:00: Two USGS hydrologic technicians launching an ADCP.
1:03: Two USGS scientists take water samples and record data.
1:26: A USGS table at an outreach event that includes an AR Sandbox.
1:33: A spray of water during a dam release.
1:40: A time lapse of an ADCP training.
1:53: High flows running in a river during a flood near a USGS streamgage.
2:00: A USGS hydrologic technician taking a measurement during a flood event.
2:05: USGS tables at an elementary school outreach event.
2:10: A poster session at the Geological Society of America Conference.
2:16: A USGS hydrologist presenting work at the GSA conference.
2:19: USGS scientists presenting how to take groundwater samples from Ashumet Pond in Cape Cod.
2:30: A USGS hydrologist checking equipment in a forest.
2:40: USGS scientists working on meteorological equipment at Sleepers River Research Watershed.
2:49: A close-up view of a groundwater sampler with multi-colored tubes corresponding with different groundwater depths.
2:55: Testing for dissolved oxygen in a groundwater sample by using a reagent that turns purple in the presence of dissolved oxygen.
3:02: A view of Great Pond from the Maravista neighborhood in Falmouth, Massachusetts.
