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Scientists conduct aerial surveys on the Great Lakes for waterbirds during migration and wintering.
Partnership between U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and UMESC enhances existing high resolution elevation data for the St. Croix and Upper Mississippi Rivers
Scientists use computer models to evaluate the Indiana bat population dynamics and possible impacts of white-nosed syndrome
Researchers work to gain FDA approval of drugs critical to rearing fish for restoration and preservation programs in U.S.
The USGS is leading a growing network of U.S. and Canadian partners in assessing the impacts of climate, land use, and other stressors on interconnected wetlands and uplands.
Partnership between U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and UMESC have created high resolution elevation data for the St. Croix and Upper Mississippi Rivers.
Scientists focus efforts on controlling Asian carp, investigating contaminant and botulism effects on birds, and understanding ecology of tributaries in support of the Great Lakes Restoration.
A changing climate has potential impacts on species like mussels and amphibians, as well as the quality of water and habitats.
USGS scientists are continuing to follow common loons from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to determine the effects of Great Lakes avian botulism, and wintering in the Gulf.
Scientists are developing a three-dimensional model to assess wind energy impacts to crane populations at Horicon National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin.
UMESC scientists are focusing on the development of ways to control the expanding populations of aquatic invasive species.
Archived events:
Scientists determine the risks human and veterinary-use compounds pose to aquatic systems.
Celebrate the inaugural "Geologic Map Day" on October 19, as a part of the Earth Science Week 2012 activities.
UMESC Center Director Michael Jawson to lead discussion about climate change on October 27, 2011 at Myrick Hixon EcoPark, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
USGS is a proud sponsor of Earth Science Week October 9-15, 2011. ESW encourages people to explore the natural world and learn about the processes that shape our planet over time.
Status and Trends of Selected Resources of the Upper Mississippi River System A summary of the ecological condition of the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers.
Models have been developed to quantify wind fetch length and physical wave characteristics to quantify differences in island construction designs for three river projects.
The Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative (ARMI) assesses the health, status, and trends of endangered, threatened and stable populations.
During April 2001, the Upper Mississippi River experienced record flooding in the La Crosse, Wisconsin region that was documented by UMESC staff.
River scientists examine relationships between fish species, floodplain river complexity, and energy and nutrient sources.
Come and enjoy the celebration on Saturday, September 8 with USGS!
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