Images

The logo of the Young and Young-at-Heart early-career focused group based at Moffett Field, CA.

A photograph of Dr Laura Norman. The picture will be used in an award news item.

Rock detentions structures installed as natural infrastructure in dryland streams (NIDS); photo by Laura M. Norman, USGS

HUMAN-BUILT NATURAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN DRYLAND STREAMS – LESSONS FROM THE “20-YEAR CREW” #BETHEBEAVER 

10-Years Experience in Building Rock Gabions and Check Dams in the Cacachilas Mountain Range, Mexico 

10-Years Experience in Building Rock Gabions and Check Dams in the Cacachilas Mountain Range, Mexico 

We have experienced the placement of rocks on hillsides in eroded areas. The rock dams capture silt and water.

Hydrological Restoration of Degraded Grasslands in Arid and Semi-Arid Communities 

Van Clothier¹ and Ana Cordova

Juniper Tank, Pasture Rehab 

 
Clark Richins

The objective of this project is to decrease top soil erosion coupled with decreasing excess sedimentation into the San Carlos River, the primary waterbody into which the project watershed drains. 

Lessons learned using stream morphology and simple erosion control structures from the past decade that improve longevity and project performance. 

Wetland restoration is an important climate crisis tool because restoration is one of 21 recognized natural climate solutions capable of capturing up to 37% of excess atmospheric carbon. 

Think Like a Watershed, Act like a River: The Culture of Community Based River Restoration in the Arizona-Sonora, MX Binational Watersheds 

Joaquin Murrieta-Sladivar

Bill Zeedyk on Why the trilogy matters: Hydrology, Geomorphology & Ecology 

Bill Zeedyk from Zeedyk from Zeedyk Ecological Consulting speaking at the NCER conference. 

Joaquin Murrieta is a graduate of the University of Arizona with a Master of Science in Natural Resources and Agricultural Economics and a PhD in Renewable Natural Resources. 

Texas tortoise being weighed at Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Park (PABNHP).

Ocelot caught on a night camera at Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge in Texas.

Location map of the Colorado Plateau ecoregion; ecoregion detail (A) with individual well sites identified by a black dot; Google Earth Pro aerial photography showing the footprint of oil and gas development at the landscape scale as small light colored patches (B); Google Earth Pro close-up of well pads and roads (C).

The before image of a before/after image of mule deer energy expenditure of mule deer before the addition of natural gas pads.

The after image of a before/after image of mule deer energy expenditure of mule deer before the addition of natural gas pads.

The outstanding alumnus certificate from the University of Arizona which was awarded Laura Norman.