Great ESA experience. Glad I could tag along. Want to talk more about experiences conducting research in this living laboratory? Please reach out to me!
Amazing #ESA2023 field trip to @MtStHelensNVM! Those 10 minutes in May 18, 1980 completely re-shaped the landscape & offered a clean slate for a very complex, socio-ecological-inter-agency-restoration-adaptive management process and still learning 43 years later!
Already this week I had time @MtStHelensNVM checking on my current project, presented a talk at #ESA2023 on my thesis work, met colleagues in person, explored PDX, and it’s only Tuesday!
Finally catching up on sleep and digesting all of @ASLO_Palma2023 I’m so glad I joined this community. Feeling inspired and hopeful more than anything!
This experience would not be possible without the support of my advisor and co-author @StreckerScience, all of the wonderful people at the Inst. Watershed Studies & @WWU_Environment and the additonal funding sources @NSF@mazamas1894@AnchorQEA@WWU, OLA, and WATB. Thx!
SFS is dismayed by today's Supreme Court Ruling regarding Waters of the United States. This decision is scientifically indefensible. Read our full statement #SCOTUS#WOTUS https://t.co/pRhOxeUuNJ
We began conducting research at #MountStHelens just 10 days after the catastrophic May 18, 1980 eruption. The volcano is an incredible living laboratory that continues to teach us so much about ecological responses to disturbance - https://t.co/Peoe1tUfxc.
Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980. The deadly eruption remains a landmark event in Pacific Northwest history.
View more photos here: https://t.co/qjbVtqemHm
ALERT! A portion of State Route 504 near MP 51 leading up to Johnston Ridge Observatory is CLOSED -a landslide is blocking both lanes. The public is advised to stay away from this area as authorities & crews access the situation. We will keep you updated as more info is available