Crater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
Crater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife RefugeCrater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
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Crater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
Crater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
Crater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife RefugeCrater Hill, Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge
CIS conference 2019-Planners workshop.JPG
Janet Cushing, USGS, giving a presentation at the Conference on Island Stability in 2019.
Janet Cushing, USGS, giving a presentation at the Conference on Island Stability in 2019.
Coqui frog on a red ti plant leaf
A coqui frog rests on a red ti plant leaf. Native to Puerto Rico, coqui are an invasive species in Hawaii.
A coqui frog rests on a red ti plant leaf. Native to Puerto Rico, coqui are an invasive species in Hawaii.
Nicole DeCrappeo Colorado River
NW CASC’s USGS Director Nicole DeCrappeo on a recent rafting trip through the Grand Canyon on the Colorado River. She brought along a paper John Wesley Powell, an explorer and the 2nd director of the USGS, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of his historic trip down the Colorado River.
NW CASC’s USGS Director Nicole DeCrappeo on a recent rafting trip through the Grand Canyon on the Colorado River. She brought along a paper John Wesley Powell, an explorer and the 2nd director of the USGS, to commemorate the 150th anniversary of his historic trip down the Colorado River.
Partners discuss seasonal drought experiments.
Partners discuss seasonal drought experiments.
Partners discuss seasonal drought experiments.
Unuk River in Winter
Unuk River sampling site.
Unuk River sampling site.
Florida Bay at Sunset, 2018
After a long day collecting cores, the team of scientists watch the sun set over the Florida Bay.
After a long day collecting cores, the team of scientists watch the sun set over the Florida Bay.
Species richness heat map
Native species richness (of the 29 species) using cool to warm colors to represent overlapping distributions of few to many species, respectively. The top panel shows that the present (year 2000) distribution of hotspots in the national park aligns well with the distribution of SEAs.
Native species richness (of the 29 species) using cool to warm colors to represent overlapping distributions of few to many species, respectively. The top panel shows that the present (year 2000) distribution of hotspots in the national park aligns well with the distribution of SEAs.
View of Nellie Juan Glacier from Wolverine Glacier
View of Nellie Juan Glacier from Wolverine GlacierView of Nellie Juan Glacier from Wolverine Glacier
A windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field site
A windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field siteA windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field site
A windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field site
A windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field siteA windblown stand of hemlock trees at the Wolverine Glacier field site
Antlers, White Mountains, Alaska
Antlers, White Mountains, Alaska
View from Wolverine Glacier from Helicopter
View from Wolverine Glacier from Helicopter
Mountain Hemlock in Alaska
Mountain Hemlock in Alaska
Fieldwork in Tanzania
Brian Miller, research ecologist for the NC CASC, on the road while doing fieldwork in Tanzania.
Brian Miller, research ecologist for the NC CASC, on the road while doing fieldwork in Tanzania.
Barry Glacier from Prince William Sound
View of Barry Glacier in Alaska, from Prince William Sound
View of Barry Glacier in Alaska, from Prince William Sound
Scientists Monitoring Moisture in a Puerto Rican Forest
Scientists Monitoring Moisture in a Puerto Rican ForestDeploying environmental monitoring equipment in a mesic (between wet and dry) forest in western Puerto Rico. Characterizing fine-scale moisture gradients between dry and wet forests is critical to understand which habitats are likely to remain suitable for vulnerable amphibian species as the climate changes.
Scientists Monitoring Moisture in a Puerto Rican Forest
Scientists Monitoring Moisture in a Puerto Rican ForestDeploying environmental monitoring equipment in a mesic (between wet and dry) forest in western Puerto Rico. Characterizing fine-scale moisture gradients between dry and wet forests is critical to understand which habitats are likely to remain suitable for vulnerable amphibian species as the climate changes.
Miller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about drought adaptation
Miller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about drought adaptationMiller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about how they have coped with drought amidst conservation and land use changes.
Miller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about drought adaptation
Miller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about drought adaptationMiller interviewing Maasai pastoralists about how they have coped with drought amidst conservation and land use changes.
View West from Wolverine Glacier
View West from Wolverine Glacier
Big bear scat found while in the field
Big bear scat found while in the field
Miller collecting geospatial data in East Africa
Miller collecting geospatial data as part of his dissertation research on drought resources in East Africa.
Miller collecting geospatial data as part of his dissertation research on drought resources in East Africa.
Michelle Staudinger dissecting a dolphinfish
Staudinger dissecting a dolphinfish at the Annual Ducks Fishing tournament in Morehead City, North Carolina. Credit: Joshua Snyder
Staudinger dissecting a dolphinfish at the Annual Ducks Fishing tournament in Morehead City, North Carolina. Credit: Joshua Snyder