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Collecting water samples for eDNA analysis of foothill yellow-legged frog
Collecting water samples for eDNA analysis to estimate foothill yellow
Collecting water samples for eDNA analysis to estimate foothill yellow
Collecting water samples for eDNA analysis to estimate foothill yellow

USGS technicians collect water samples for eDNA analysis to estimate foothill yellow-legged frog (Rana boylii) presence at historically occupied sites throughout Oregon. These data are important for assessing the species' status and conservation needs. 

USGS technicians collect water samples for eDNA analysis to estimate foothill yellow-legged frog (Rana boylii) presence at historically occupied sites throughout Oregon. These data are important for assessing the species' status and conservation needs. 

This image shows brown layered sedimentary rocks and the brown-colored Colorado River.
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah
Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah

This image from a viewpoint at Dead Horse State Park in Utah shows horizontal Mesozoic sedimentary rocks characteristic of the Colorado Plateau. The Colorado River can be seen from this vantage point and this state park is located between Canyonlands National Park to the southwest and Arches National Park to the northeast.

This image from a viewpoint at Dead Horse State Park in Utah shows horizontal Mesozoic sedimentary rocks characteristic of the Colorado Plateau. The Colorado River can be seen from this vantage point and this state park is located between Canyonlands National Park to the southwest and Arches National Park to the northeast.

Dellenbaugh Butte along Green River
Dellenbaugh Butte along Green River
Dellenbaugh Butte along Green River
Dellenbaugh Butte along Green River

At about Mile 102 you can see Dellenbaugh Butte, which is also known as The Anvil, or Inkwell Butte. Powell camped here July 14, 1869. The majority of the butte is composed of the Summerville Formation.

At about Mile 102 you can see Dellenbaugh Butte, which is also known as The Anvil, or Inkwell Butte. Powell camped here July 14, 1869. The majority of the butte is composed of the Summerville Formation.

Songbird showing colorful bands on its legs, held by a human hand
Female Southwestern Willow Flycatcher with colorful bands
Female Southwestern Willow Flycatcher with colorful bands
Female Southwestern Willow Flycatcher with colorful bands

Female Southwestern Willow Flycatcher with colorful bands in 2019 on the upper San Luis Rey River. The bird was originally banded as a nestling by USGS biologist Scarlett Howell on the upper San Luis Rey River in July 2017.

Female Southwestern Willow Flycatcher with colorful bands in 2019 on the upper San Luis Rey River. The bird was originally banded as a nestling by USGS biologist Scarlett Howell on the upper San Luis Rey River in July 2017.

A view from in my tent looking out at the rocks
Morning view at Trin-Alcove Bend
Morning view at Trin-Alcove Bend
Morning view at Trin-Alcove Bend

This was the morning view from my tent at our camp (Mile 90) at Trin-Alcove Bend.

This was the morning view from my tent at our camp (Mile 90) at Trin-Alcove Bend.

Survey Requirements for Culvert Indirect Measurements - Overview
Survey Requirements for Culvert Indirect Measurements - Overview
Survey Requirements for Culvert Indirect Measurements - Overview

This video describes the survey requirements for culvert indirect measurements, including high-water mark and cross-section locations. 
 

OH K-12 teachers Learning About Watersheds
Teaching the Teachers in Ohio
Teaching the Teachers in Ohio
Teaching the Teachers in Ohio

USGS worked with regional partners to provide Ohio K-12 teachers educational resources to teach about watersheds in their classrooms. 

USGS worked with regional partners to provide Ohio K-12 teachers educational resources to teach about watersheds in their classrooms. 

Colorful mineral deposits at Crystal Geyser
Colorful mineral deposits at Crystal Geyser
Colorful mineral deposits at Crystal Geyser
Colorful mineral deposits at Crystal Geyser

Details of Crystal Geyser can be found at https://geology.utah.gov/map-pub/survey-notes/geosights/crystal-geyser/ Photo shows tufa deposits at the geyser deposited by disolved calcium carbonate.

SCREE boat passing under I-70 at Green River, UT
Passing under I-70 at Green River, UT
Passing under I-70 at Green River, UT
Passing under I-70 at Green River, UT

SCREE film maker, Ben Kraushaar, passes under I-70 at Green River, UT. The next time he will see a bridge over his boat will be 166 river miles away, on the Colorado River, at Hite, UT.

SCREE film maker, Ben Kraushaar, passes under I-70 at Green River, UT. The next time he will see a bridge over his boat will be 166 river miles away, on the Colorado River, at Hite, UT.

Image shows two sea urchins with the ocean in the background
Red Sea Urchins
Red Sea Urchins
Red Sea Urchins

Two red sea urchins (Mesocentrotus franciscanus) sit on the deck of the R/V Falkor. These sea urchins were collected during the #HuntingBubbles research cruise led by the USGS and Schmidt Ocean Institute, which focused on exploring and understanding methane seeps and the communities that depend on them along the Cascadia Margin.

Two red sea urchins (Mesocentrotus franciscanus) sit on the deck of the R/V Falkor. These sea urchins were collected during the #HuntingBubbles research cruise led by the USGS and Schmidt Ocean Institute, which focused on exploring and understanding methane seeps and the communities that depend on them along the Cascadia Margin.

Survey Requirements for Pipe Culverts
Survey Requirements for Pipe Culverts
Survey Requirements for Pipe Culverts

This video demonstrates how to measure various aspects of pipe and pipe-arch culverts for culvert indirect measurements. The video includes tips and tricks for measuring the geometry, corrugations, and entrance types including rounded or beveled entrances.
 

This video demonstrates how to measure various aspects of pipe and pipe-arch culverts for culvert indirect measurements. The video includes tips and tricks for measuring the geometry, corrugations, and entrance types including rounded or beveled entrances.
 

This image shows a large sandstone arc and a rain puddle in the foreground.
Delicate Arch after the rain
Delicate Arch after the rain
Delicate Arch after the rain

Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, Utah. https://www.usgs.gov/nationalparks Photo by Annie Scott, USGS

Site Selection for Indirect Discharge Measurements
Site Selection for Indirect Discharge Measurements
Site Selection for Indirect Discharge Measurements

This video demonstrates how to select an appropriate location for an indirect measurement. Theory and initial reconnaissance are discussed. 

This video demonstrates how to select an appropriate location for an indirect measurement. Theory and initial reconnaissance are discussed. 

Surveying Slope-Conveyance Indirect Measurement
Surveying Slope-Conveyance Indirect Measurement
Surveying Slope-Conveyance Indirect Measurement

This video shows how to survey a slope-conveyance indirect measurement using a conventional optical or digital level. 
 

Bsal Swabbing demonstration
Brome McCreary demonstrates pathogen sampling methods for colleagues
Brome McCreary demonstrates pathogen sampling methods for colleagues
Brome McCreary demonstrates pathogen sampling methods for colleagues

BsalSwabbing - The rough-skinned newt (Taricha granulosa) is a native western species susceptible to the salamander chytrid fungus, Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans (Bsal), in laboratory studies.

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HVO geologist examine road cuts on Hwy 132
HVO geologist examine road cuts on Hwy 132
HVO geologist examine road cuts on Hwy 132

On August 7, HVO geologists measured temperatures and documented the rock layers exposed as sections of Highway 132 buried by lava during the 2018 lower East Rift Zone eruption are "ripped" (shown here) to reopen the road. USGS photo by C. Parcheta, 08-07-2019.

On August 7, HVO geologists measured temperatures and documented the rock layers exposed as sections of Highway 132 buried by lava during the 2018 lower East Rift Zone eruption are "ripped" (shown here) to reopen the road. USGS photo by C. Parcheta, 08-07-2019.

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