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The @HYTRACLab in the @UNLVGeoscience department at @UNLVresearch is new to twitter! We use tree rings to study:
✅ hydrology
✅ climate
✅ watersheds
✅ river & fisheries ecology
✅ extreme events
across western North America - follow us for science updates from our group!
Congratulations MS student Laura Dye on winning the best poster award at @UNLVGeoscience #GeoSymposium2020! 'Tree rings reveal multi-century snowpack dynamics of the Cascade Range' @UNLVresearch
On Friday, #HYTRACLab undergrad & MS students participated in the @UNLVGeoscience #GeoSymposium! There is still time to view their posters (w recordings) and talks - links below!
Thank you to all the amazing @UNLVGeoscience student organizers who made a remote version of #GeoSymposium2020 happen this year!
And awaiting the recording of MS student @Ingaedulisk 's talk on extreme events in the Upper Fraser River, B.C, Canada (will post)
Undergrad student Taylor Salazar's poster: 'Variability in snowpack recorded by two co-occuring conifer species in British Columbia, Canada'
drive.google.com/drive/folde…
MS student Laura Dye's poster: 'Tree rings reveal multicentury snowpack dynamics of the Cascade Range, USA'
drive.google.com/drive/folde…
HYTRACLab retweeted
"A persuasive, entertaining explanation of how the codes contained in tree rings reveal the effects of climate change." A lovely review of "Tree Story" by Valerie Trouet (@epispheric) in @ShelfAwareness is the cherry on top of our #EarthDay50 celebrations: shelf-awareness.com/readers-…
Great job by @Ingaedulisk defending her MS these proposal today! Here she is hoofing it up to the #ContinentalDivide trail in Pintlers Wilderness #MT to collect tree-ring data. @UNLVGeoscience @UNLVresearch
CONGRATS #HYTRACLab MS students Laura Dye & @Ingaedulisk!
Laura
James F. Adams GPSA Scholarship
Patricia Sastaunik Scholarship
Inga
Donna Weistrop & David. B. Schaffer Scholarship
Summer Session Scholarship
Patricia Sastaunik Scholarship
@UNLVGeoscience @UNLVresearch
.@SlackHQ has been 🔥 for our group working remotely! Here, @Ingaedulisk and I live-troubleshoot traumatic resin ducts in a Pinus engelmannii specimen from Sicamous, #BC.
When furnishing my room I never thought about adding a scope and hundreds of samples but it's a look I'm beginning to like! #ScienceFromHome #laboutpost #keepingsafe
#HYTRACLab is also preparing for remote work, doing our part for vulnerable populations with #SocialDistancing. #Tellervo dendrochronology software is making this possible via remotely-accessed server (sending scopes home with students). Dendros, if you want to set this up PM me!
UPDATE: Out of an abundance of caution, #UNLV will transition to remote instruction beginning Monday, Mar. 23, immediately following spring break.
More details will be at: unlv.edu/coronavirus
dfoliatR is out! A major effort from @ChrisGuiterman @DisturbedDendro & Ann Lynch. Congrats!
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We had a 👌day in #ArrowCanyonWilderness setting up new sedimentation rate & flood study with @USGS NV Water Sci Center & @blmnv!
Extensive fines over the past ~100 years = big dunes in the background. + 100 yr old mesquite throughout canyon are loaded w flood impact scars
New Frontiers in Tree-Ring Research! Led by @swampmonstah and cast of characters from @TreeRingLabUA, looking forward to reading this!
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The #HYTRACLab had a great 1-day #science retreat!
We:
- brainstormed🌲💍 #snow #proxy mechanisms
- game-planned research collabs & #stakeholder reports
- planned summer #fieldwork
- developed a shared dendro fundamentals slide deck to improve our #scicomm
- GOT OUTSIDE!👌
Be a lucky duck and work with @DisturbedDendro!
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