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Aerial view of Ellis River, New Hampshire

October 2021 Region 1 Photo Contest Winner Where We Work

The new bike lane along Niagara Street, Buffalo, NY.

Hydrologic Technician Ian Lynch from the Pittsburgh Field Office of the Pennsylvania Water Science Center takes a high flow measurement at USGS station 03085500, Chartiers Creek at Carnegie, PA during flooding from remnants of Hurricane Ida. 

USGS gaging station on the Kenduskeag Stream near Bangor, Maine, station 01037000. This station is downstream of Six Mile Falls, a popular spot during the Kenduskeag Canoe Race.

Photo Contest Winner | September 2021 | Honorable Mention 2

Liz Nystrom captaining a boat on the Hudson River

Continuous water quality station on the Mystic River at the Mystic Seaport, Mystic Connecticut (Site ID 412141071580200). Setup includes top and bottom multiparameter sondes and velocity uplooker.

Flower growing in the river channel of the Saint John River near the 01010000 Ninemile Bridge, Maine streamgage station.

Photo Contest Winner | September 2021 | USGS at Work

USGS Research Hyrologist Neil Terry preparing for resistivity surveys in Northern Minnesota

 

Photo Contest Winner | August 2021 | Where We Work
Hoosick River near Williamstown, MA sculpture

Photo Contest Winner | August 2021 | People
Field sampling crew with favorite equipment

Photo Contest Winner | August 2021 | USGS at Work
Impounded wetland eddy flux tower install

Photo Contest Winner | September 2021 | Where We Work

Chany Huddleston and Ross Clyma prepare QBoat at Schoharie Creek

Photo Contest Winner | August 2021 | Honorable Mention 2
Nick Grim and Cameron Ensor rescuing a goose that got stuck in fishing line on the Delaware River

Page Valentine, USGS Research Geologist, collects his 5000th sample on Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.  Page has been mapping the geologic substrates of Stellwagen

Celebrating Page Valentine's 5000th sample collected on Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. Page Valentine, USGS Research Geologist, collects his 5000th sample on Stellwagen Ba

USGS Scientist Emeritus David Govoni sampling the Paleocene Aquia Formation, Prince George’s County, Maryland

USGS Scientist Laurel Bybell standing on an indurated bed of the Paleocene Aquia Formation with a thick layer of highly fossilferous Aquia sediment above, Prince George’s County, Maryland

USGS geologists Jean Self-Trail and Mercer Parker measuring and sampling the Paleocene Aquia Formation, Prince George’s County, Maryland

A typical Aquia Formation shell hash consisting mainly of the Paleocene gastropod Kapalmerella mortoni, Prince George’s County, Maryland

Marcus G. Langseth departs Newport, Oregon (Yaquina Bay) for Cascadia Project OBS Deployment Leg

High flow event at Mount Hope River near Warrenville, CT (USGS station 01121000).