Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Sarah I Beldin
(she/her)I assist both USGS scientists and USGS science managers with internal processes, and help communicate about USGS science to audiences within and outside of the Bureau. I have a background in soils and forest ecology.
Science and Products
Facilitating Knowledge Integration with a Monitoring Protocol Registry
This project identified collected, and characterized existing online monitoring methods and protocol collection tools that USGS manages or is a substantial collaborator. It also identified the common elements between existing protocol libraries content and functionality. The project examined the results of the USGS Monitoring workshop in December 2011 that provided information about stakeholder ne
Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River side channel, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge
Willamette River side channel, Snag Boat Bend, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River side channel, Snag Boat Bend, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge near Corvallis, Oregon
Epiphytic lichen on a hardwood tree in Corvallis, Oregon
The USGS is researching how trees and epiphytic lichens are affected by nitrogen deposition in temperate forests.
The USGS is researching how trees and epiphytic lichens are affected by nitrogen deposition in temperate forests.
Douglas-fir trees topped to create snags for wildlife habitat
Snags provide habitat for a wide range of organisms from cavity-nesting birds to insects, and are critical for maintaining forest biodiversity. Resource managers can create snags by topping trees to mitigate loss of snags to timber harvest, but information regarding changes in habitat for snag-dependent wildlife over time as created snags decay is lacking.
Snags provide habitat for a wide range of organisms from cavity-nesting birds to insects, and are critical for maintaining forest biodiversity. Resource managers can create snags by topping trees to mitigate loss of snags to timber harvest, but information regarding changes in habitat for snag-dependent wildlife over time as created snags decay is lacking.
Subalpine meadow - Olympic Peninsula
Subalpine meadow near Deer Park campground on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
Subalpine meadow near Deer Park campground on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
Science and Products
Facilitating Knowledge Integration with a Monitoring Protocol Registry
This project identified collected, and characterized existing online monitoring methods and protocol collection tools that USGS manages or is a substantial collaborator. It also identified the common elements between existing protocol libraries content and functionality. The project examined the results of the USGS Monitoring workshop in December 2011 that provided information about stakeholder ne
Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River side channel, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge
Willamette River side channel, Snag Boat Bend, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge near Corvallis, Oregon
Willamette River side channel, Snag Boat Bend, Finley Nat'l Wildlife Refuge near Corvallis, Oregon
Epiphytic lichen on a hardwood tree in Corvallis, Oregon
The USGS is researching how trees and epiphytic lichens are affected by nitrogen deposition in temperate forests.
The USGS is researching how trees and epiphytic lichens are affected by nitrogen deposition in temperate forests.
Douglas-fir trees topped to create snags for wildlife habitat
Snags provide habitat for a wide range of organisms from cavity-nesting birds to insects, and are critical for maintaining forest biodiversity. Resource managers can create snags by topping trees to mitigate loss of snags to timber harvest, but information regarding changes in habitat for snag-dependent wildlife over time as created snags decay is lacking.
Snags provide habitat for a wide range of organisms from cavity-nesting birds to insects, and are critical for maintaining forest biodiversity. Resource managers can create snags by topping trees to mitigate loss of snags to timber harvest, but information regarding changes in habitat for snag-dependent wildlife over time as created snags decay is lacking.
Subalpine meadow - Olympic Peninsula
Subalpine meadow near Deer Park campground on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.
Subalpine meadow near Deer Park campground on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington.