USGS prepares to connect with water-quality platform to service instrumentation and prepare to remove from lake for winter.
Serena Seawolf
Serena is a valuable member of the Utah Water Science Center.
Science and Products
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USGS prepares to connect with water-quality platform to service instrumentation and prepare to remove from lake for winter.
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USGS boat approaches water-quality platform. Technicians prepare to pull anchor and remove for lake for winter.
USGS boat approaches water-quality platform. Technicians prepare to pull anchor and remove for lake for winter.
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Photographer, Jake Seawolf, captured an aerial view of Bear Lake, USGS boat, and employees on a water-quality platform on a cold and blustery November day using a drone. Jake volunteered his time and talents with the USGS. He is a full-time professional photographer for the US Army.
Photographer, Jake Seawolf, captured an aerial view of Bear Lake, USGS boat, and employees on a water-quality platform on a cold and blustery November day using a drone. Jake volunteered his time and talents with the USGS. He is a full-time professional photographer for the US Army.
Bear Lake Water Quality
Bear Lake, located approximately 50 kilometers (km) northeast of Logan, Utah, straddles the Utah-Idaho border and is nestled in a graben valley between the Bear Lake Plateau on the east and the Bear River Range on the west (Reheis and others, 2009). Its calcium carbonate type water is a brilliant green-blue color that, in combination with sandy beaches and easy access, draws thousands of visitors...
Science and Products
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USGS prepares to connect with water-quality platform to service instrumentation and prepare to remove from lake for winter.
USGS prepares to connect with water-quality platform to service instrumentation and prepare to remove from lake for winter.
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USGS boat approaches water-quality platform. Technicians prepare to pull anchor and remove for lake for winter.
USGS boat approaches water-quality platform. Technicians prepare to pull anchor and remove for lake for winter.
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Photographer, Jake Seawolf, captured an aerial view of Bear Lake, USGS boat, and employees on a water-quality platform on a cold and blustery November day using a drone. Jake volunteered his time and talents with the USGS. He is a full-time professional photographer for the US Army.
Photographer, Jake Seawolf, captured an aerial view of Bear Lake, USGS boat, and employees on a water-quality platform on a cold and blustery November day using a drone. Jake volunteered his time and talents with the USGS. He is a full-time professional photographer for the US Army.
Bear Lake Water Quality
Bear Lake, located approximately 50 kilometers (km) northeast of Logan, Utah, straddles the Utah-Idaho border and is nestled in a graben valley between the Bear Lake Plateau on the east and the Bear River Range on the west (Reheis and others, 2009). Its calcium carbonate type water is a brilliant green-blue color that, in combination with sandy beaches and easy access, draws thousands of visitors...