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We are looking for someone with experience working with hydrologic + geospatial data who is interested in building reporducible workflows in a collaborative coding environment. Applications due May 1st!

Join us for a playful, interactive event full of art+science activities exploring the environmental impact of the 2020 wildfires! From Burn to Bloom will have creation stations for all-ages, opportunities for hopeful reflection, and a chance to selfie with Smokey Bear.

On Oct 31, 2022, research teams across disciplines will present their findings on the environmental impacts of the 2020 Colorado Wildfires, the most devastating in the state’s history. Registration is live.

Climate change is making lakes less blue. As global temperatures rise, blue lakes in North America and Europe will likely turn green-brown. Read more in a paper published in Geophysical Research Letters, co-authored by ROSS Lab’s Matt Ross.

What is the color of lakes in the Rocky Mountain region and how has their color changed over the last 30 years? Matt Ross publishes a paper on the subject with Bella Olesky of the University of Wyoming.

Matt Ross contributes to the groundbreaking Global River Obstructions Database and a paper published with Xiao Yang of University of North Carolina. This publicly available data will help us better understand the human impact of dams on our environment.