Curtis Gray investigates the interaction of agents of disturbance in forests over large spatial and long temporal scales, focusing on high elevation ecosystems.
Students in USU's Drones in Restoration course last week learned about:
Making orthomosaics & photogrammetry, data collection best practices, sensor selection, & extracting insights: vegetation indices, image classification, and change detection
#drones#restoration
A great way to explain what's happening to the Great Salt Lake - all your questions answered by a brine shrimp! (with help from @USUClimateAdapt colleagues @DrSarahNull and Shih-Yu Simon Wang). https://t.co/2U1SAhAEGI
Wondering how we could manage reservoirs in a way that benefits freshwater ecosystems...instead of destroying them? We did the modeling so you didn't have to. And we came up with answers. #CAwater https://t.co/AKFf31j0JK
The Union of B.C. Municipalities voted in favour of a resolution asking government for nature-based solutions in flood management that doesn’t compromise salmon habitat. 🎉🎉https://t.co/is3s1ya6Cz
Our new paper on glacier recession facilitating Didymo blooms is out! https://t.co/A3rHDK1l4q @DrSarahNull @theRealcgray @Watershed_USU @USU_Ecology @CNRUSU