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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. 

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Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center Staff on a Field Activity on the R/V Rafael
Field Activity 2016-005-FA North of Nantucket, MA
Field Activity 2016-005-FA North of Nantucket, MA
Field Activity 2016-005-FA North of Nantucket, MA

Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center scientists aboard the RV Rafael prepare to launch the Mini SEABOSS just off of Nantucket!  The Mini SEABOSS collects samples, photos and video of the seafloor. 

Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center scientists aboard the RV Rafael prepare to launch the Mini SEABOSS just off of Nantucket!  The Mini SEABOSS collects samples, photos and video of the seafloor. 

Well installation using a Geoprobe drilling rig
Well installation using a Geoprobe drilling rig
Well installation using a Geoprobe drilling rig
Well installation using a Geoprobe drilling rig

Well installation using a Geoprobe drilling rig in the Maravista neighborhood, East Falmouth, MA

Seven men and women stand together, in front of flags on a stage, smiling for the camera and holding awards.
Winners of the USGS 2016 Shoemaker Award for Communication Excellence
Winners of the USGS 2016 Shoemaker Award for Communication Excellence
Winners of the USGS 2016 Shoemaker Award for Communication Excellence

In May 2016, Susan Russell-Robinson (Associate Coordinator of the USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program, third from right) and Dave Applegate (USGS Associate Director for Natural Hazards, left) celebrated with the team whose website “USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program (CMGP, now called CMHRP

In May 2016, Susan Russell-Robinson (Associate Coordinator of the USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program, third from right) and Dave Applegate (USGS Associate Director for Natural Hazards, left) celebrated with the team whose website “USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program (CMGP, now called CMHRP

Glacial Potholes in Shelburne, Massachusetts
Glacial potholes
Glacial potholes
Glacial potholes

Glacial potholes of the Deerfield River in Shelburne Falls, a historic village in the towns of Shelburne and Buckland in Franklin County, Massachusetts,

Glacial potholes of the Deerfield River in Shelburne Falls, a historic village in the towns of Shelburne and Buckland in Franklin County, Massachusetts,

photo of a boat marina on Long Island coast
Long Island Boat Marina
Long Island Boat Marina
Long Island Boat Marina

Boat marina on Long Island coast

groundwater model demonstration at Shinnecock Nation
Demonstrating a groundwater model at the Shinnecock Nation Earth Day
Demonstrating a groundwater model at the Shinnecock Nation Earth Day
Demonstrating a groundwater model at the Shinnecock Nation Earth Day

Sim Rivera demonstrating a groundwater model to children at the Shinnecock Nation Earth Day outreach event.

Photo showing the installation of a sealed domestic well cap and instruments to continuously monitor water level
Installation of a sealed domestic well cap
Installation of a sealed domestic well cap
Installation of a sealed domestic well cap

Photo showing the installation of a sealed domestic well cap and instruments to continuously monitor water level and physiochemical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, specific conductance, and temperature). The USGS monitors the quality of groundwater across the country.

Photo showing the installation of a sealed domestic well cap and instruments to continuously monitor water level and physiochemical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, specific conductance, and temperature). The USGS monitors the quality of groundwater across the country.

A Russian corer set lays laid out on the floor
Pollen Lab Field Gear
Pollen Lab Field Gear
Pollen Lab Field Gear

This gear, known as a Russian corer, is commonly used to extract sediment cores from field sites. 

This gear, known as a Russian corer, is commonly used to extract sediment cores from field sites. 

A lab technician sieves a sample in the pollen lab
Sieving a Sample to Extract Pollen, Pollen Laboratory
Sieving a Sample to Extract Pollen, Pollen Laboratory
Sieving a Sample to Extract Pollen, Pollen Laboratory

In this photo, a lab technician sieves a sample to get rid of fine minerals (such as clay).

A lab technician pipets out the pollen from the heavier mineral material.
Swirling a Sample to Separate Pollen from Minerals, Pollen Laboratory
Swirling a Sample to Separate Pollen from Minerals, Pollen Laboratory
Swirling a Sample to Separate Pollen from Minerals, Pollen Laboratory

In a watch glass, a lab technician swirls out pollen from heavier mineral material and then pipets it out.

boat filled with equipment for monitoring water quality
Mohawk Water Quality boat
Mohawk Water Quality boat
2 people dressed in cold weather gear in boat on a river
Collecting a sample on the Mohawk River/Barge Canal in Rome, NY
Collecting a sample on the Mohawk River/Barge Canal in Rome, NY
Collecting a sample on the Mohawk River/Barge Canal in Rome, NY

Dan Edwards (USGS) and Elizabeth Mosher (NYSDEC) collect a sample on the Mohawk River/Barge Canal in Rome as part of the TMDL/RIBS pilot USGS/NYSDEC collaboration in the Mohawk River Basin.

Dan Edwards (USGS) and Elizabeth Mosher (NYSDEC) collect a sample on the Mohawk River/Barge Canal in Rome as part of the TMDL/RIBS pilot USGS/NYSDEC collaboration in the Mohawk River Basin.

man and woman in orange pfd suits using water sampler on river
Water sampling on Mohawk River
Water sampling on Mohawk River
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