Projects

This workshop series will make transdisciplinary connections amongst scientists researching the environmental impact of the largest wildifres in Colorado history and engage the public with their findings.

Building a robust, living matchup dataset that pairs remote sensing imagery with water quality samples.

How and why do algae blooms move through river and reservoir networks?

How can remote sensing and data fusion help water resource managers?

How vulnerable are US National Parks to water scarcity?

What is the value of individual sensors in river networks?

Pooling and analyzing hydrobiogeochemistry data from every long-term watershed study in the US.

How do wildfires affect water quality and algal growth in high elevation reservoirs, and are those changes propagated downstream?

How does the Cache la Poudre River change as it travels through Fort Collins, Colorado?