Jessie K. Pearl
@waterloggedscience.bsky.social
PhD in Geosciences specializing in dendrochronology, freshwater resources, and geochronology. Posts my own.
This is the first time this restoration technique has been used in the southwest (piloted in the northwest) and in just 8 months we’ve seen the fen go from bare ground to a rich wetland ecosystem. Incredible work @usfs.bsky.social ! #Peat #Restoration #GroundwaterWetland
July 17, 2025 at 4:00 PM
This is the first time this restoration technique has been used in the southwest (piloted in the northwest) and in just 8 months we’ve seen the fen go from bare ground to a rich wetland ecosystem. Incredible work @usfs.bsky.social ! #Peat #Restoration #GroundwaterWetland
With little to no winter rains or floods- lots of baby fish this year!
April 25, 2025 at 11:47 PM
With little to no winter rains or floods- lots of baby fish this year!
In Southeastern Arizona, this is often water that fell from the sky 20,000+ years ago and entered the ground water system!
February 12, 2025 at 6:30 PM
In Southeastern Arizona, this is often water that fell from the sky 20,000+ years ago and entered the ground water system!
Very interesting indeed! There is some wonderful work diving into the details of why we don’t see more landslide activity from the 1700 quake. LaHusen, 2020 for example. This region is set up geologically for catastrophic failures, but triggers can be more complex, dependent on “priming”
November 19, 2024 at 11:54 PM
Very interesting indeed! There is some wonderful work diving into the details of why we don’t see more landslide activity from the 1700 quake. LaHusen, 2020 for example. This region is set up geologically for catastrophic failures, but triggers can be more complex, dependent on “priming”
can I get added?!
November 18, 2024 at 8:57 PM
can I get added?!