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Subalpine Ecosystem: Sprague Lake

Rocky Mountain Region

The USGS Rocky Mountain Region includes the States of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. USGS Science Centers in the Region conduct interdisciplinary research and monitoring related to natural resources, ecology, climate, and natural hazards. Data, analyses, and tools developed by USGS staff help stakeholders to make sustainable management decisions.

Subalpine Ecosystem: Sprague Lake

Rocky Mountain Region

The USGS Rocky Mountain Region includes the States of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. USGS Science Centers in the Region conduct interdisciplinary research and monitoring related to natural resources, ecology, climate, and natural hazards. Data, analyses, and tools developed by USGS staff help stakeholders to make sustainable management decisions.

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Views among the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Camp scene - thumbnail

December 30, 1874

Views among the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Camp scene

Rocky Mountain National Park

Ecology of Rocky Mountain National Park

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Rocky Mountain National Park

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November 30, 2018

Quantifying the Terrestrial Flux of Phosphorus to Aquatic Systems in Rocky Mountain Ecosystems

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Elevations of Selected Summits East of the Rocky Mountains

This is a photo of Guadalupe Mountains National Park.

Ecology of Guadalupe Mountains National Park

Map of Puerto Rico landslide susceptibility with grey areas near the coast and colored areas in mountainous inland regions

September 19, 2023

Landslide Maps

Camp Scene — "Strapped" Miner - thumbnail

December 30, 1874

Camp Scene — "Strapped" Miner

Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah (1872) - thumbnail

December 31, 1872

Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah (1872)

View of a person sitting on a rock with a lake in the background

December 31, 1872

Fieldwork by Henry's Lake

John Malone

January 9, 2020

John Malone's NAGT-USGS 2017 Summer Field Training Program

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