Images

Great Salt Lake, declining water level

Stilling well on Lake Fork above Moon Lake that is used to measure stream stage, and ultimately amount of water entering Moon Lake, on the south slope of the Uintas.

Measuring discharge in White River near Watson, Utah using FlowTracker on sunny winter day.

ADCP measurement from kayack on Green River at Ouray, Utah.

All rainbows end at a pot of water, well at least a windmill, in the Sevier Desert.

Different shades of green define the different algae-rich waters 

Looking northeast along the Bear River Duck Club Canal toward the Wellsville Mountains. 

Scientists apply a new method for determining the fate of methane discharged into streams. Here, gas is injected into stream water along West Bear Creek, North Carolina. 

Scientists apply a new method for determining the fate of methane discharged into streams. Here, noble-gas (krypton) is injected using submerged gas-permeable tubing in West Bear Creek, North Carolina. 

This is a false-color-composite satellite image of Great Salt Lake, Nov 2011. The vegetation appears red.

This is a false-color-composite satellite image, Great Salt Lake, Sept 1999. Vegetation appears red.

This is a false-colored-composite satellite image of the Great Salt Lake, taken in Sept, 1987. Vegetation appears red.

South Fork of the Ogden River streamgage shelter in the fall of 1980. This streamgage has been monitoring water levels and flow since March 21, 1921, making it one of 25 centennial gauges in Utah. 

This is a false-colored-composite satellite image of Great Salt Lake, Sept 1972. The vegetation appears red.