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Figure showing spatial distribution of economic and social flood reduction benefits of marsh restoration with sea level rise, from the study The value of marsh restoration for flood risk reduction in an urban estuary
Figure showing spatial distribution of economic and social flood reduction benefits of marsh restoration with sea level rise, from the study The value of marsh restoration for flood risk reduction in an urban estuary
Intermountain West Project members Adam Hudson and Michael Frothingham, in collaboration with National Park Service archaeologist Patrick Fristoe, inspect gravel deposits and associated geologic hazards along the Hines Creek fault system, Denali National Park (Alaska, USA).
Intermountain West Project members Adam Hudson and Michael Frothingham, in collaboration with National Park Service archaeologist Patrick Fristoe, inspect gravel deposits and associated geologic hazards along the Hines Creek fault system, Denali National Park (Alaska, USA).
USGS's Kirk Rodgers offers information on the science and data being conducted in the Southeast Region.
USGS's Kirk Rodgers offers information on the science and data being conducted in the Southeast Region.
During lunchtime networking, Anna Conlen and Lawrence Fujiwara from the West Sacramento Projects Office hosted a USGS table where the girls were able to learn all about a future career with the USGS.
During lunchtime networking, Anna Conlen and Lawrence Fujiwara from the West Sacramento Projects Office hosted a USGS table where the girls were able to learn all about a future career with the USGS.
Sampling for European green crab environmental DNA (eDNA) in a tide channel at Tokeland in Willapa Bay, Washington, as part of a study that aims to increase the capacity for early detection monitoring and biosurveillance of invasive green crab.
Sampling for European green crab environmental DNA (eDNA) in a tide channel at Tokeland in Willapa Bay, Washington, as part of a study that aims to increase the capacity for early detection monitoring and biosurveillance of invasive green crab.