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Newsletter highlighting the activities of the Southeast Coast Inventory and Monitoring Network
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Read a summary and get the link to a published article that describes how debris and surface hydrology account for melt on debris-covered glaciers: Petersen, E., R. Hock, and M. G. Loso. 2024. Stream hydrology controls on ice cliff evolution and survival on debris-covered glaciers. Earth Surface Dynamics (12)3: 727-745.
Acadia National Park
Great Meadow Wetland Rehab to Reclaim More Natural Flow
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Acadia National Park’s largest and much-manipulated wetland is intricately tied to its urban surroundings. Energized by recent federal funding, an ambitious plan seeks to restore it to a more natural state while protecting neighbors from damaging floods.
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This biannual newsletter of the Mojave Desert Network Inventory and Monitoring Program features: a summary of the network's 4th science symposium; a farewell article by departing vegetation field lead Joe Ladd; recent publication of a Streams and Lakes Monitoring hydrologic and benthic invertebrate data package; staffing updates and field sampling schedule; and continued outreach to parks to assist in increasing science and research content on their websites.
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and their functions, particularly in arid and semi-arid environments. Chihuahuan Desert Network scientists monitor climate, groundwater, and springs in White Sands National Park to see how they may be changing over time. This information helps park managers protect key resources. This report summarizes the results of springs monitoring in Water Year 2022.
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and how they function. This report summarizes Water Year 2022 climate, groundwater, reservoir level, and springs data. We monitor climate and water by taking measurements throughout the year, which helps us track changes over time.
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Chihuahuan Desert Network scientists monitor climate and water at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Together, climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and the services they provide. Long-term monitoring provides early warning of potential problems, allowing managers to mitigate them before they become worse. This report summarizes climate, weather, and springs data from Water Year 2022.
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The high ground at this site are part of a long ridge that divides central Tennessee. Streams south of the divide flow to the Duck and Tennessee Rivers, while streams to the north empty in the Cumberland River. This is also a trailhead for the Highland Rim Section of the Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail.
Technical Preservation Services
Case Study: Royal Mills, Rhode Island
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Built in 1890, the Royal Mills in West Warwick, Rhode Island, operated as one of the world’s busiest hydro-powered cotton mills for over 30 years. Partially destroyed by fire in 1919, the Royal Mills endured 110 years of harsh weather and heavy industrial use as well as years of dormant neglect.
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The National Park Service will use the latest science-based information available to restore shortgrass prairie in Aztec Ruins National Monument, Lyndon B Johnson National Historic Park, and Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. The project will enhance resilience and improve habitat connectivity, pollinator and wildlife (including threatened and endangered species) habitat, soil productivity, and hydrologic function.
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The National Park Service is embarking on a significant multi-region project aimed at restoring 700 acres of shortgrass prairie, sagebrush, and mesquite bosque habitat in six Intermountain and Pacific-West region parks. The project will bolster habitat connectivity, enhance resilience, support pollinators and wildlife (including threatened and endangered species), improve soil productivity, and restore hydrologic function.
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and how they function. We monitor climate and water at Chickasaw National Recreation Area as part of a larger monitoring program. Water year 2022 was warmer and drier than the long-term average and groundwater levels were lower than the previous year. This report summarizes Water Year 2022 climate and water data at Chickasaw National Recreation Area.
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and how they function. We monitor climate and water at Chickasaw National Recreation Area as part of a larger monitoring program. This report summarizes Water Year 2023 climate and water data at the park.
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Climate and hydrology determine how an ecosystem functions and what life subsists. We monitor climate and water at Capulin Volcano National Monument as part of a larger monitoring program. The annual average minimum temperature was higher in Water Year 2022 than the 1991–2020 average, and precipitation varied greatly compared to historic averages. This report summarizes Water Year 2022 climate and water data at at the park.
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and how they function. We monitor climate and water at Capulin Volcano National Monument as part of a larger monitoring program. This report summarizes Water Year 2023 climate and water data at at the park.
Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical Park
Hydrology at Palo Alto Battlefield
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Palo Alto Battlefield is located within the Rio Grande Delta. It is a landscape characterized by low ridges and shortened meanders of former channels of the Rio Grande. These meanders, called resacas, once functioned as part of a vast distributary network during times of flood.
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Hosts Science Summer Camp
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Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is offering their Science Summer Camp for six Fridays over the course of July and August 2023. This program is available to all visitors.
Pecos National Historical Park
Climate and Water Monitoring at Pecos National Historical Park
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and the services they provide. The Southern Plains Network monitors climate and groundwater at Pecos National Historical Park to provide context for the condition of park resources. Long-term climate datasets are valuable for understanding how climate, water, and park resources are changing over time.
Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site
Climate and Weather Monitoring at Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site: Water Year 2021
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Climate and hydrology shape ecosystems and how they function. The Southern Plains Inventory & Monitoring Network monitors climate and weather at Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site as part of a larger monitoring program. Knowing how climate and weather are changing over time allows us to understand changes in other natural resources on the park.
Arctic Inventory & Monitoring Network
How Arctic rivers respond to hydrological disturbances
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Read the abstract and get the link to this article about hydrological response to disturbance in Arctic streams: Shogren, A. J., J. P. Zarnetske, B. W. Abbott, A. L. Grose, A. F. Rec, J. Nipko, C. Song, J. A. O’Donnell, and W. B. Bowden. 2024. Hydrology controls dissolved organic carbon and nitrogen export and post-storm recovery in two Arctic headwaters. JGR Biogeosciences 129(2): e2023JG007583.