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Images below come from a wide variety of USGS science activities in the Northeast Region. Science Center staff showcase what we do, who we are, and where we work conducting science that inform decision makers and addresses societal needs.
Hydrologic Technician Sean Thiboldeaux stands in Kebo Brook after making a streamflow measurement and conducting training with staff from Acadia National Park.
Summer 2022 Photo Contest Winner: Nicholas Stasulis, People category
Hydrologic Technician Sean Thiboldeaux stands in Kebo Brook after making a streamflow measurement and conducting training with staff from Acadia National Park.
Summer 2022 Photo Contest Winner: Nicholas Stasulis, People category
USGS hydrologists and hydrologic technicians test a new method for collecting water from the Millstone River in Blackwells Mills, New Jersey. The new method helps measure microplastics concentrations using representative cross-section sampling. In the background, USGS staff maneuver a stainless-steel pump and tubing at pre-determined points along the river.
USGS hydrologists and hydrologic technicians test a new method for collecting water from the Millstone River in Blackwells Mills, New Jersey. The new method helps measure microplastics concentrations using representative cross-section sampling. In the background, USGS staff maneuver a stainless-steel pump and tubing at pre-determined points along the river.
A photograph taken near USGS 01034000 Piscataquis River at Medford, Maine on June 6, 2022 when the river was experiencing below average flow conditions as a result of a continued drought.
A photograph taken near USGS 01034000 Piscataquis River at Medford, Maine on June 6, 2022 when the river was experiencing below average flow conditions as a result of a continued drought.
A photograph of the Piscatquis River near Dover-Foxcroft, Maine taken on June 6, 2022, when the river was experiencing below average flow conditions due to a continued drought. USGS Current Conditions for USGS 01031500 Piscataquis River near Dover-Foxcroft, Maine
A photograph of the Piscatquis River near Dover-Foxcroft, Maine taken on June 6, 2022, when the river was experiencing below average flow conditions due to a continued drought. USGS Current Conditions for USGS 01031500 Piscataquis River near Dover-Foxcroft, Maine
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Southport Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Southport Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Southport Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Southport Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS crew deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Saugatuck Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS crew deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Saugatuck Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Saugatuck Harbor, CT in May 2022.
USGS deployed this buoy platform with connected water quality equipment in Saugatuck Harbor, CT in May 2022.
Heading banner for On The Road Web Series, USGS MD-DE-DC Water Science Center.
Heading banner for On The Road Web Series, USGS MD-DE-DC Water Science Center.
Installing ocean bottom seismograph (OBS) at Wellfleet Harbor
Photo Contest | Spring 2022 | Honorable Mention 1
Installing ocean bottom seismograph (OBS) at Wellfleet Harbor
Photo Contest | Spring 2022 | Honorable Mention 1
Noa Randall and Rachel Allen are installing an optical turbidity sensor on the mudflats in Wellfleet harbor, to pair with the altimeter run by the Center for Coastal Studies. The Herring River, which drains into Wellfleet Harbor, is slated to have its 100-yo dam removed in the next 6 months, with the potential to dramatically increase the sediment load and sus
Noa Randall and Rachel Allen are installing an optical turbidity sensor on the mudflats in Wellfleet harbor, to pair with the altimeter run by the Center for Coastal Studies. The Herring River, which drains into Wellfleet Harbor, is slated to have its 100-yo dam removed in the next 6 months, with the potential to dramatically increase the sediment load and sus
Connowingo Site: Part of the On The Road series of videos for the MD-DE-DC Water Science Center
Connowingo Site: Part of the On The Road series of videos for the MD-DE-DC Water Science Center
Nassawango Creek site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Nassawango Creek site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Langdon Park Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Leah Staub, Zach Clifton
Langdon Park Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Leah Staub, Zach Clifton
Bladensburg Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Ashley Ryan, Nick Giro. Photo by David FIsher
Bladensburg Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Ashley Ryan, Nick Giro. Photo by David FIsher
Hickey Run site shown here as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Hickey Run site shown here as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Serene Lake Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Photo Credit: David Fisher
Serene Lake Site as part of landing page for the MD-DE-DC USGS On The Road web-series
Photo Credit: David Fisher
Mapping the geology near historical graphite deposits on Lead Hill in Ticonderoga, New York
Photo Contest Winner | Spring 2022 | Where We Work
Mapping the geology near historical graphite deposits on Lead Hill in Ticonderoga, New York
Photo Contest Winner | Spring 2022 | Where We Work
Jumbo Piston Coring on the Southern New England Continental Shelf
Photo Contest Winner | Spring 2022 | USGS at Work
Jumbo Piston Coring on the Southern New England Continental Shelf
Photo Contest Winner | Spring 2022 | USGS at Work
Cable way Acoustic Doppler current profilers
Photo Contest | Spring 2022 | Honorable Mention 2
Cable way Acoustic Doppler current profilers
Photo Contest | Spring 2022 | Honorable Mention 2
