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A woman with one knee on the snowy ground, with a eagle perched on her arm

Celebrating Women's History Month: Women in Bird Banding

Photo of five women outside a building, with four mugshots and a little text laid on top of the photo

Eyes on Earth Episode 115 – EROS Women in Science

Photos of five smiling women are arranged side by side.

Celebrating Women’s History Month: Advice for the Next Generation of Women in Climate Science

Photo of five women outside a building, with four mugshots and a little text laid on top of the photo

Eyes on Earth Episode 115 – EROS Women in Science

Collage of Women in Climate Science

Celebrating USGS Women in Climate Science During Women's History Month

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Women of Hazards Featured During Women’s History Month on @USGS_Quakes Instagram

The Global Marine Mineral Resources Group poses for a photo

Women making history in coastal and marine science

Ecphora gardnerae, a snail shell named in honor of Julia Gardner.

Julia Gardner: 5 Things to Know About a Pioneering Woman with the USGS

A woman taking photos out the window of an aircraft

Reflection on a 29-year career at USGS from Karen Morgan

Appalachian Plateau Groundwater Availablity Study-newriver2

Florence Bascom, Trailblazer of the U.S. Geological Survey

Map of the U.S. with collage of women scientists

Could You Be a Scientist?

Summer Burdick

WFRC Science Featured in Oregon Public Broadcasting’s Oregon Field Guide

Two samples of beach sediment from Ichinomiya, Japan.

Two samples of beach sediment from Ichinomiya, Japan.

Fossil clams and snails

Fossil clams and snails.

Ecphora gardnerae, a snail shell named in honor of Julia Gardner.

Ecphora gardnerae, a snail shell named in honor of Julia Gardner.

Presentations and Events

October 22, 2020

A virtual walk through Kīlauea Volcano’s summit history: Part 3

magnified mixed sediment shown under a microscope

Sound Waves Newsletter - January-March 2022

A woman stands on a sandy beach near a fence with the water in the background.

Researcher Spotlight: Jin-Si Over

A placard featuring Julia Anna Gardner.

December 31, 1920

A placard featuring Julia Anna Gardner.

Michelle Staudinger

Northeast CASC Scientist Featured in Special Issue of Connections Magazine

european green crab

Something Fishy from the Western Fisheries Research Center - Spring 2022

Image of EROS Center and Kristi Kline with Eyes on Earth graphic on top

Eyes on Earth Episode 119 – Kristi Kline: EROS Career Reflections

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September 18, 2023

Eyes on Earth Episode 103 - EROS 50th: Alumni and Friends, Part 1

Featured Films and Shorts

For Real: Positive Progress-Federal Progress

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Communicating NRDAR Science: Translating Contaminant Data to Art

Presentations and Events

Mercury and Rice in the California Delta: Lessons Linking Wetlands to Water to Wildlife

Presentations and Events

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October 28, 2021

PubTalk-10/2021: Zombie Salmon and Ghost Moose

Presentations and Events

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PubTalk-06/2022 - Keeping Tabs on the Volcanoes of the Last Frontier

Hidden Treasures in a Troubled Nation: Science for Afghanistan's Future

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