Day 3 mirror reflections of landscape on water
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Reflections
streamflow measurement from State Highway 20 bridge
A direct streamflow measurement from the State Highway 20 bridge, looking downstream on the Verdigris River near Claremore, Oklahoma, near U.S. Geological Survey streamgage 07176000.
U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2020–1090
A direct streamflow measurement from the State Highway 20 bridge, looking downstream on the Verdigris River near Claremore, Oklahoma, near U.S. Geological Survey streamgage 07176000.
U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2020–1090
Lunchtime underway, with USGS flag
HydroTech Janis LeMaster raises the USGS flag and Expedition Leader Tom Minckley eats his lunch as the SCREE boats are towed down the Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 25th, 2019).
HydroTech Janis LeMaster raises the USGS flag and Expedition Leader Tom Minckley eats his lunch as the SCREE boats are towed down the Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 25th, 2019).
Morning Fog while at Camp
Waking up in the early morning revealed a layer of fog that had fallen around our camp and the river. Fog is the result of water vapor condensing into water droplets that are suspended the air.
Waking up in the early morning revealed a layer of fog that had fallen around our camp and the river. Fog is the result of water vapor condensing into water droplets that are suspended the air.
Overlooking SCREE's second camp
Overlooking SCREE's second camp, on the shore of Flaming Gorge Reservoir. In addition to the 5 SCREE boats, the University of Wyoming research vessel that towed the Expedition down 70 miles of man-made lake is beached for the evening (May 25th, 2019).
Overlooking SCREE's second camp, on the shore of Flaming Gorge Reservoir. In addition to the 5 SCREE boats, the University of Wyoming research vessel that towed the Expedition down 70 miles of man-made lake is beached for the evening (May 25th, 2019).
Panorama shot from upper Flaming Gorge reservoir
Panorama photo of Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 25th, 2019).
Panorama photo of Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 25th, 2019).
Paper Powell at Flaming Gorge Reservoir
Paper Powell, making an appearance on a hill overlooking the Flaming Gorge Reservoir, near the site of SCREE's second camp (May 25th, 2019).
Paper Powell, making an appearance on a hill overlooking the Flaming Gorge Reservoir, near the site of SCREE's second camp (May 25th, 2019).
Sunset from camp two, Flaming Gorge Reservoir
Panorama photo of Flaming Gorge Reservoir at sunset, taken from a hill overlooking SCREE's second camp (May 25th, 2019).
Panorama photo of Flaming Gorge Reservoir at sunset, taken from a hill overlooking SCREE's second camp (May 25th, 2019).
Water science
Day 2 Janis LeMaster sampling water quality A
Day 1 pelicans overhead
Day 1 pelicans overhead
Day 1 pelicans with landscape
Day 1 pelicans with landscape
Overlooking SCREE's first camp
Overlooking SCREE's first camp, on the banks of the Green River just above Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 24th, 2019).
Overlooking SCREE's first camp, on the banks of the Green River just above Flaming Gorge Reservoir (May 24th, 2019).
Pelicans and storms
Day 1 pelicans and stormy weather
Preparing for Launch
Launch day is a busy but exciting day for all SCREE participants, and in this photo, several members can be seen loading gear onto the rafts and making sure they are prepared. A 70-day expedition requires quite a bit of important equipment and rations, so the rafts are loaded with the appropriate items, and the inventory triple-checked.
Launch day is a busy but exciting day for all SCREE participants, and in this photo, several members can be seen loading gear onto the rafts and making sure they are prepared. A 70-day expedition requires quite a bit of important equipment and rations, so the rafts are loaded with the appropriate items, and the inventory triple-checked.
