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Project        August 10, 2023        Bat foraging ecology along the Colorado River in Grand Canyon

Project        December 5, 2016        Aquatic Insects

publication        June 9, 2021        Hydropeaking intensity and dam proximity limit aquatic invertebrate diversity in the Colorado River Basin

Photography        May 1, 2022        Community scientists deploy a light trap to sample aquatic insects along the Colorado River in Grand Canyon - Grand Canyon Youth

Illustrations        June 1, 2021        An illustration showing use of a bat echometer and a light trap to detect emerging aquatic insects

tool        January 19, 2017        APPLICATION - Grand Canyon Aquatic Ecology Web Application

Center News        August 10, 2023        Bats, Bugs, and Boaters: Bat activity along the Colorado River in Grand Canyon is determined by the availability of aquatic flies

Research        April 11, 2024        Modeling the impacts of Glen Canyon Dam operations on downstream Colorado River resources

Project        January 10, 2023        Bug Flows: Improving Food Web Health on the Colorado River

Project        May 11, 2023        Community Science in Grand Canyon

Program        February 9, 2017        Invertebrate Drift Downstream of Colorado River Basin Dams

publication        September 1, 2022        Little bugs, big data, and Colorado River adaptive management: Preliminary findings from the ongoing bug flow experiment at Glen Canyon Dam

publication        July 6, 2023        Storms and pH of dam releases affect downstream phosphorus cycling in an arid regulated river

publication        September 20, 2020        Net-spinning caddisfly distribution in large regulated rivers

Center News        July 31, 2023        Listen in: Three podcasts about the Rio Grande with David Dean

Project        December 9, 2016        Insect Drift

Photography        April 29, 2023        A incognito SM4 bat detector that records ultrasonic bat calls is hidden in a mesquite tree in Grand Canyon near the Colorado River

Photography        April 29, 2023        A SM4 bat detector is deployed in Grand Canyon to record ultrasonic bat calls

Illustrations        June 1, 2021        An illustration of a Myotis yuma bat drawn by Diana Valentin during a Northern Arizona University/USGS internship

Activity        June 11, 2019        GCMRC Online Maps

Photography        July 5, 2014        A Sonora Mud Turtle (Kinosternon sonoriense) basks in the sun at Montezuma Well

Photography        August 7, 2007        A Sonora Mud Turtle (Kinosternon sonoriense) hatchling, Montezuma Well, next to a quarter for a similar size comparison

Illustrations        June 1, 2021        An illustration of a Parastrellus hesperus canyon bat drawn by Diana Valentin during a Northern Arizona University/USGS internship

Project        January 18, 2017        Uncovering the Base of the Food Web: Primary Production Dynamics in the Colorado River

Photography        March 1, 2021        A boat at a landing and a kayak on the water at Lees Ferry, Colorado River, Grand Canyon

Topic        April 29, 2019        GCMRC Data, Web Applications, and Tools

Photography        November 1, 2022        Upstream of Lees Ferry, Colorado River, Glen Canyon

Animated GIF        October 1, 2017        Water flowing into a desert canyon pool with bats circling over the water

Project        January 19, 2023        Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Projects

Project        June 15, 2022        Lake Powell Research

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