Browsing: Summer

The St. Croix Watershed Research Station is seeking applications for the “Artist at Pine Needles” residency program for summer 2018. Artists and writers interested in environmental…

A wildfire near the Jemez Falls Campground in the Santa Fe National Forest has led to evacuations, including the YMCA Camp Shaver. The McCauley Springs fire,…

Summer in Colorado’s mountains has begun with record-high temperatures, minimal rainfall, and worsening drought conditions, raising wildfire risks. June has seen near-record heat, with some areas…

Saskatchewan and much of the Prairie region are experiencing low wildfire danger through June, but officials warn of potential worsening conditions as summer progresses. The 2026…

Summary: Oakridge, Oregon, is grappling with severe air quality issues due to longer and more intense wildfire seasons. The town’s geographical positioning, surrounded by mountains, traps…

Record heat and a reduced snowpack in California have raised alarms about an increased risk of severe wildfires this summer and fall, with some areas slipping…

The article invites applications for six paid field crew positions for a watershed health monitoring team in Washington state. Crew members will collect data on water…

Firefighters have successfully contained the Spike Buck Fire near Yoncalla, Oregon, which burned approximately 9.6 acres of replanted timber. The Douglas Forest Protective Association (DFPA) and…

The article by Moberg and Jones (2005) analyzes trends in extreme daily temperature and precipitation indices in Central and Western Europe from 1901 to 1999. They…

The newly renovated room 101 in Carr Hall at Allegheny College has been designated the Allegheny College Watershed Conservation Research Center (WCRC). Officially opened on May…