This is an archived account and is not being updated. For the latest updates follow @USGS.
Oregon, USA
Joined March 2010
- Tweets2K
- Following115
- Followers4.8K
- Likes337
USGS in Oregon retweeted
A picturesque panorama! A @USGS_OR hydro tech conducts a routine visit to Crater Lake nr Crater Lake, OR.
Fun Fact: The Crater Lake gage is only accessible during summer months due to heavy snowfall that begins in fall and doesn’t completely melt until summer.
#FieldPhotoFriday
ALT A hydrologic technician conducts a routine visit to Crater Lake near Crater Lake, Oregon. (Photo: Tom Craig, USGS Oregon Water Science Center)
Join us this Sat to learn about the wildlife that calls the Willamette Valley home! Hop over to the USGS booth at the Bruce Starker Arts Park in Corvallis to chat about amphibians, wetlands, and more!
More info about @USFWS Winter Wildlife Field Days: ow.ly/g5pb50Vawun
Interested in all things Sage/Fire/Range?
Want to hear the latest and greatest in USGS research that informs land management across the West?
Register for the USGS Sagebrush Ecosystem and Rangeland Fire Science Webinar Series here: ow.ly/JT7E50UOcZu
@GBfirescience
We don't give up on our site visits just for a fallen tree! Hydrotech Adam removed this tree trunk out of the way using a truck winch to access our White Salmon River #streamflow gage.
#USGS #FieldWorkFriday #hydrology #WhiteSalmonWA
See data: ow.ly/WvtZ50Ux88h
It's almost time!! Join us at 11 Pacific to learn about the effort to protect California condors from highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
xitter.cf/USGS_OR/status/1864028…
Join us on Friday to learn about how USGS contributed to the California condor HPAI vaccination effort! Dr. Todd Katzner is this week's speaker, the webinar is open to the public and starts at 11 AM Pacific.
Learn more and join the webinar 👉ow.ly/oKbe50UkgB8
USGS in Oregon retweeted
New in @theAGU's JGR Biogeosciences: Longitudinal and Seasonal Changes of Organic Matter Sources Through a Semi-Arid River-Reservoir System: doi.org/10.1029/2024JG008242.
We're searching for field techs!
Do you love the outdoors? ⛺
Do you want to learn about amphibians and turtles and work with an amazing team of animal lovers?🐢
One of these jobs may be right for you:
ow.ly/VpxC50UlYsy
ow.ly/RgOz50UlYtR
ow.ly/UWj550UlYur
Join us on Friday to learn about how USGS contributed to the California condor HPAI vaccination effort! Dr. Todd Katzner is this week's speaker, the webinar is open to the public and starts at 11 AM Pacific.
Learn more and join the webinar 👉ow.ly/oKbe50UkgB8
The #USGS is listening to rivers to understand how flows transport bedload sediment, which is fundamental to ecosystem structure and health. Pictured is a hydrophone installation in the #McKenzieRiver.
#ScienceSaturday #WillametteRiverBasin
Learn more! ow.ly/C9fA50Ue8ry
A #fieldphotofriday on the #DeschutesRiver at Moody, near #BiggsOregon. Our hydrologic technician Adam is measuring the streamflow with the 60 pounds of gear he hikes in!
Gage data: ow.ly/ePKU50Ue7Wa
What a wild weather week #Oregon! The "bomb cyclone" has our local rivers swollen. Check out our flow data at the #WillametteRiver at #Corvallis. Flow is around 25400 ft3/sec - well over the 14 year average of 15200 ft3/sec!
ow.ly/WwVc50Uc2oT
New gages help characterize extent of spring Chinook salmon habitat in the Willamette Basin! #ScienceSaturday #USGS #ChinookSalmon
A Chinook salmon in the upper Middle Santiam River and scenery from our Breitenbush River gage.
Check them out!
ow.ly/QnwC50U8lRz
📣"Groundbreaking" research on carbon storage in drylands in the western U.S. 📣
Literally...USGS and @Envu scientists dug deeper and found that invasive grasses and wildfire can deplete soil carbon by up to 50%.
Read more here: ow.ly/SZrV50U5xOH
📷by Toby Maxwell, USGS
Check out the new Featured Story on a very cool study by our #Boise based team and @usfs_pnwrs
Oh yeah...and happy #WorldReptileDay! 🦎🐍
xitter.cf/USGS/status/1848414282…
📷by USFWS
🐍🔍 Curious about where reptiles might live in the future? 🦎🌎 A recent study predicts many lizard and snake species could shift northward as the West heats up. Learn more in our new story: ow.ly/rXX250TQ2vH
The wild things our hydrologic technicians see in the field! #FieldPhotoFriday #USGS
#USGS #Oregon Water Science Center is #hiring multiple hydrologic technicians! Come be a part of a great team of people who collect vital water data for Oregon!
Apply here: ow.ly/6zGL50TIhrJ
Our website: ow.ly/Upjs50TIhqG
Happy #ScienceSaturday! Check out the AGU coverage of a recent #USGS report lead by Oregon Water Science Center hydrologist Caelan Simeone!
ow.ly/S2nM50T5a7U
It's #FieldPhotoFriday and we're out on the #WillametteRiver in #Portland collecting water-quality data and samples with a plankton net tow! Have a good weekend everyone! #USGS #PDX #WaterData #Oregon
USGS in Oregon retweeted
#DYK all water is of a certain quality, but you can't tell by just looking 👀 What does #WaterQuality really mean? Quench your curiosity & visit the Water Science School website!
Water quality info by topic: usgs.gov/special-topics/wate…
#NationalWaterQualityMonth #WaterScienceSchool
The maximum surface-water extent in the #KlamathMarsh has decreased by about 50% since 1985.
Satellite imagery and the interplay of #climate and #HydrologicData tell the story of surface-water decline in the Klamath Marsh. #USGS
Learn more: usgs.gov/centers/oregon-wate…
