A view westward from Cottonwood Pass (Sawatch Range, Colorado, USA) into the Taylor Park basin. The peaks in the backgorund are composed of igneous and metamorphic rocks ranging in age from early Paleozoic to Eocene, uplifted along the Taylor Park fault.
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Cottonwood Pass, Colorado
A view westward from Cottonwood Pass (Sawatch Range, Colorado, USA) into the Taylor Park basin. The peaks in the backgorund are composed of igneous and metamorphic rocks ranging in age from early Paleozoic to Eocene, uplifted along the Taylor Park fault.
USGS Communicates Climate Info to Partners
The USGS produces national and regional climate data sets, including downscaled climate projections, to help resource managers and local communities understand potential effects of climate change in their areas.
The USGS produces national and regional climate data sets, including downscaled climate projections, to help resource managers and local communities understand potential effects of climate change in their areas.
USGS Communicates Climate Info to Partners
The USGS produces national and regional climate data sets, including downscaled climate projections, to help resource managers and local communities understand potential effects of climate change in their areas.
The USGS produces national and regional climate data sets, including downscaled climate projections, to help resource managers and local communities understand potential effects of climate change in their areas.
The Great Unconformity, Colorado National Monument
The Great Unconformity, Colorado National MonumentThe moon sets over an exposure of the Great Unconformity within the Colorado National Monument (Colorado, USA). At this location, Paleoproterozoic granite (foreground) is unconformably overlain by the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation.
The Great Unconformity, Colorado National Monument
The Great Unconformity, Colorado National MonumentThe moon sets over an exposure of the Great Unconformity within the Colorado National Monument (Colorado, USA). At this location, Paleoproterozoic granite (foreground) is unconformably overlain by the Upper Triassic Chinle Formation.
Climate Horoscopes: Sagitarius
Sagittarius
True to their sign, EXTREME HEAT is overly generous with the temperature, and climate change helps to feed their fiery spirit. They should never be left alone near the thermostat.
Sagittarius
True to their sign, EXTREME HEAT is overly generous with the temperature, and climate change helps to feed their fiery spirit. They should never be left alone near the thermostat.
Fall Creek meets the Middle Willamette River flows
Fall Creek meets the Middle Willamette River flowsA striking contrast between the clear water in the Middle Fork Willamette River and brown water in Fall Creek. The flows from Fall Creek dam during this time had heavy loads of suspended sediment from the reservoir drawdown.
Fall Creek meets the Middle Willamette River flows
Fall Creek meets the Middle Willamette River flowsA striking contrast between the clear water in the Middle Fork Willamette River and brown water in Fall Creek. The flows from Fall Creek dam during this time had heavy loads of suspended sediment from the reservoir drawdown.
Night-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘i
Night-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘iNight-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘i.
Night-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘i
Night-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘iNight-blooming jasmine (Cestrum nocturnum), a highly invasive plant in Hawai‘i.
National Climate Change Viewer - High Resolution Map
National Climate Change Viewer - High Resolution MapClimate change data from the USGS National Climate Change Viewer tool is shown by US state and county for the contiguous US.
National Climate Change Viewer - High Resolution Map
National Climate Change Viewer - High Resolution MapClimate change data from the USGS National Climate Change Viewer tool is shown by US state and county for the contiguous US.
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CASC Fellows visit exhibitors during the break to learn more about opportunities and projects supporting environmental and climate justice.
CASC Fellows visit exhibitors during the break to learn more about opportunities and projects supporting environmental and climate justice.
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USGS's Kirk Rodgers offers information on the science and data being conducted in the Southeast Region.
USGS's Kirk Rodgers offers information on the science and data being conducted in the Southeast Region.
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CASC Fellow uses the USGS Career Cards to better understand what career opportunities may exists within the USGS.
CASC Fellow uses the USGS Career Cards to better understand what career opportunities may exists within the USGS.
#ClimateCryptids: Mothman
Terrible omen, or friendly pollinator?
Either way, planting native flowers and plants will help you stay on Mothman's good side! (It can't hurt, right?) By providing food and habitat, native plants can attract all manner of winged pollinators to your yard, including bees, butterflies, and moths.
Terrible omen, or friendly pollinator?
Either way, planting native flowers and plants will help you stay on Mothman's good side! (It can't hurt, right?) By providing food and habitat, native plants can attract all manner of winged pollinators to your yard, including bees, butterflies, and moths.
Paleoclimate: Messages from Beyond the Grave
Messages from beyond the grave? Don't grab the Ouija board just yet!
These messages are coming to us through the efforts of paleoecologists, who use fossils to learn how the Earth's climate has changed over time. This information can help us understand modern-day trends in climate and how to adapt to them.
Messages from beyond the grave? Don't grab the Ouija board just yet!
These messages are coming to us through the efforts of paleoecologists, who use fossils to learn how the Earth's climate has changed over time. This information can help us understand modern-day trends in climate and how to adapt to them.