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Figure 4: “The twins” waterfalls in 2018. The test point labeled “GEM” is at the base of the waterfall at camera right.

“But what do the data say?” Visualizing changes in Water Quality downstream of Exploratory Mining operations in Intag, Ecuador.

Energy consumption savings based on revised plan informed by open-source tool

My Green 3DP Story

Ulúa River, El Progreso, Honduras – a river that frequently floods surrounding areas during heavy storms.

Navigating Floods and Fieldwork in Honduras

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Saving Lives in Extreme Heat

desert wildfire

Burn Period Tracker - A Simple Tool Making a Big Impact

Picture of rangeland cattle in the Southwest

Experiences with Drought and the Livestock Forage Disaster Program in Arizona

Flyer announcing the opening of applications for the 2025 E&S Fellows

2025 Environment & Society Fellowship Applications Are Now Open

Flier for the UHI Workshop 10/31/2024

UHI Workshop - 10/31/2024: Follow Up

Picture of the first presentation at the Tonalea Chapter house in April 2024

Giving Life to the Archives: Community Responses to 1930s Land Management Reports

The view from Diego’s porch

Views from Diego’s Porch: Water-Monitoring as Environmental Activism in Intag, Ecuador

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