Measuring discharge in White River near Watson, Utah using FlowTracker on sunny winter day.
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White River near Watson, Utah
Measuring discharge in White River near Watson, Utah using FlowTracker on sunny winter day.
An agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in Colorado
An agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in ColoradoAn agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in Colorado.
An agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in Colorado
An agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in ColoradoAn agricultural barn with farming equipment stored outside in Colorado.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Wind Turbines During Approaching Storm
A field of wind turbines in Wyoming with a storm rolling in.
A field of wind turbines in Wyoming with a storm rolling in.
Red spotted toad.
Red spotted toad.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.Sampling for aquatic invasive species in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Wheat Field Wind Turbines in Wyoming
Wheat field wind turbines in Wyoming.
Wheat field wind turbines in Wyoming.
A mangy wolf in Yellowstone National Park.
Colorado River near Moab
The Colorado River as it runs near Moab, UT, surrounded by sandstone cliffs.
The Colorado River as it runs near Moab, UT, surrounded by sandstone cliffs.
Colorado River near Moab
The Colorado River as it runs near Moab, UT, surrounded by sandstone cliffs.
The Colorado River as it runs near Moab, UT, surrounded by sandstone cliffs.
View into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney Basin
View into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney BasinView into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney Basin
View into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney Basin
View into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney BasinView into Green River Basin from Wyoming Range, Dry Piney Basin
Active oil and gas pad near Canyonlands National Park
Active oil and gas pad near Canyonlands National ParkActive oil and gas pad on Bureau of Land Management lands near Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
Active oil and gas pad near Canyonlands National Park
Active oil and gas pad near Canyonlands National ParkActive oil and gas pad on Bureau of Land Management lands near Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
A managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New Mexico
A managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New MexicoA managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New Mexico
A managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New Mexico
A managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New MexicoA managed wildfire burns in a Ponderosa pine stand, New Mexico
Cloud Lightning
What looks like lightning arcing through an ominous cloud is actually a dry landscape of rocky buttes in southern Utah and northeastern Arizona. River channels flow north from Arizona into the San Juan River. The light vertical feature at the top of the image is referred to as Comb Ridge, a jagged fold in the Earth's crust called a monocline.
What looks like lightning arcing through an ominous cloud is actually a dry landscape of rocky buttes in southern Utah and northeastern Arizona. River channels flow north from Arizona into the San Juan River. The light vertical feature at the top of the image is referred to as Comb Ridge, a jagged fold in the Earth's crust called a monocline.
Installing piezometer on the bank of the New Fork River
Installing piezometer on the bank of the New Fork RiverInstalling piezometer on the bank of the New Fork River
Installing piezometer on the bank of the New Fork River
Installing piezometer on the bank of the New Fork RiverInstalling piezometer on the bank of the New Fork River
Confluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green Rivers
Confluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green RiversConfluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green Rivers
Confluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green Rivers
Confluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green RiversConfluence of New Fork (foreground) and Green Rivers
Bull elk in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
Bull elk in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
Bull elk in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
Installing stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater Streamgage
Installing stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater StreamgageInstalling stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater Streamgage
Installing stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater Streamgage
Installing stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater StreamgageInstalling stream thermistor at New Fork Groundwater Streamgage
Assessing impacts to archaeological sites through collaboration
Assessing impacts to archaeological sites through collaborationArchaeologists and fire scientists collaborate to assess impacts of wildfires on archaeological sites in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico
Assessing impacts to archaeological sites through collaboration
Assessing impacts to archaeological sites through collaborationArchaeologists and fire scientists collaborate to assess impacts of wildfires on archaeological sites in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico
How fire research can help reduce cultural resource fire damage
How fire research can help reduce cultural resource fire damagePre- and post-fire measurements of fire effects can help archaeologists and fire scientists determine how wildfires and prescribed fires impact cultural resources, and how management actions may reduce likelihood of damage
How fire research can help reduce cultural resource fire damage
How fire research can help reduce cultural resource fire damagePre- and post-fire measurements of fire effects can help archaeologists and fire scientists determine how wildfires and prescribed fires impact cultural resources, and how management actions may reduce likelihood of damage
Confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in Colorado
Confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in ColoradoAlthough the visual picture of mixing zones at stream confluences appears straightforward, such as this one at the confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in Colorado, the chemical reactions that occur make them extremely complex from a water-quality perspective.
Confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in Colorado
Confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in ColoradoAlthough the visual picture of mixing zones at stream confluences appears straightforward, such as this one at the confluence of Cement Creek and the Animas River in Colorado, the chemical reactions that occur make them extremely complex from a water-quality perspective.