California's Central Valley Hydrologic Science
by Claudia Faunt, USGS Hydrologist
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California's Central Valley Hydrologic Science
by Claudia Faunt, USGS Hydrologist
California's Central Valley Hydrologic Science
by Claudia Faunt, USGS Hydrologist
by Paul Cross, USGS Research Wildlife Biologist
by Paul Cross, USGS Research Wildlife Biologist
by Brad Aagaard, USGS Research Geophysicist
by Brad Aagaard, USGS Research Geophysicist
Cooling relief and nebulous forecasts for northern California
by Alicia Torregrosa, USGS Physical Scientist
Cooling relief and nebulous forecasts for northern California
by Alicia Torregrosa, USGS Physical Scientist
Living Without Light
by Nancy Prouty, Research Oceanographer
Living Without Light
by Nancy Prouty, Research Oceanographer
The diversity of USGS fisheries research has wide ranging applications
by Jill Rolland, Western Fisheries Research Center Director
The diversity of USGS fisheries research has wide ranging applications
by Jill Rolland, Western Fisheries Research Center Director
by Thomas L. Holzer, USGS Research Geologist
by Thomas L. Holzer, USGS Research Geologist
--Climatologists Look Back and Peer Forward
Dan Cayan, USGS Climate Change Researcher
--Climatologists Look Back and Peer Forward
Dan Cayan, USGS Climate Change Researcher
By George Plafker, USGS Geologist Emeritus
By George Plafker, USGS Geologist Emeritus
-- Coastal Community Tsunami Hazards and Risk
By Nathan Wood, Geographer
-- Coastal Community Tsunami Hazards and Risk
By Nathan Wood, Geographer
--Seismology Uncovers Hidden Secrets Beneath our Feet
By Walter Mooney, Geophysicist
--Seismology Uncovers Hidden Secrets Beneath our Feet
By Walter Mooney, Geophysicist
--New Discoveries and Looming Threats
by Robert Fisher, Research Biologist
--New Discoveries and Looming Threats
by Robert Fisher, Research Biologist
-- are American pikas harbingers of changing conditions?
by USGS Research Ecologist Erik Beever
-- are American pikas harbingers of changing conditions?
by USGS Research Ecologist Erik Beever
by Ken Herkenhoff, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
by Ken Herkenhoff, USGS Astrogeology Science Center
--from kelp forests to fisheries, sea otters aid in studying ocean vitality
by USGS Research Wildflife Biologist James Bodkin
--from kelp forests to fisheries, sea otters aid in studying ocean vitality
by USGS Research Wildflife Biologist James Bodkin
--the increasing need for food production, cropland areas, and agricultural water
by Prasad Thenkabail, Research Geographer
--the increasing need for food production, cropland areas, and agricultural water
by Prasad Thenkabail, Research Geographer
-- the challenges of wind-energy development and wildlife conservation
by Manuela Huso, Research Statistician
-- the challenges of wind-energy development and wildlife conservation
by Manuela Huso, Research Statistician
Over the last several decades, non-native species have continued to invade sensitive ecosystems in the United States. Two high-profile species, Asian carp in the Midwest and Burmese pythons in the Everglades, are the focus of much attention by decision makers, the public and the media.
Over the last several decades, non-native species have continued to invade sensitive ecosystems in the United States. Two high-profile species, Asian carp in the Midwest and Burmese pythons in the Everglades, are the focus of much attention by decision makers, the public and the media.
--modern sonar reveals hidden hazards and resources
by David Finlayson, Marine Geologist
--modern sonar reveals hidden hazards and resources
by David Finlayson, Marine Geologist
-- a Centennial perspective of the Novarupta-Katmai eruption, the largest of the 20th century
By Judy Fierstein, USGS
-- a Centennial perspective of the Novarupta-Katmai eruption, the largest of the 20th century
By Judy Fierstein, USGS
--The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project
By Laura Valoppi, Lead Scientist
--The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project
By Laura Valoppi, Lead Scientist