Abstract

Mueller, Erich R 1 ; Pitlick, John 21 Dept. of Geography, University of Colorado2 Dept. of Geography, University of ColoradoBraided streams and rivers are relatively rare in the Rocky Mountains of the Western U.S.,

Moody , John A 11 U.S. Geological SurveyExtreme floods often follow wildfire in mountainous watersheds. The peak discharge for these post-wildfire floods has been shown to correlate with rainfall intensity. The relation between

Mladenov, Natalie 1 ; Zheng, Yan 2 ; Nemergut, Diana 3 ; Simone, Bailey 4 ;Legg, Teresa 5 ; McKnight, Diane 61 INSTAAR, University of Colorado2 UNICEF3 INSTAAR

Meromy, Leah H 1 ; Molotch, Noah P 2 ; Link, Timothy E 3 ; Fassnacht, Steven R 4 ; Herchmer, Eric 5 ; Roberts, Scott 6 ; Rice, Robert 71 University

McKenzie, Valerie J. 11 University of ColoradoParasitic and infectious diseases are a significant threat to human, livestock, and wildlife health and are changing dramatically in the face of human-induced environmental changes such as

McGlynn, Brian 11 Montana State UniversityThe relationships between landscape characteristics, water redistribution, and catchment runoff dynamics remain poorly understood. Hydrologic connectivity between catchment upland and near stream

Love, Matthew R 1 ; Eakins, Barry W 2 ; Caldwell, Jason R 31 CIRES/NGDC2 CIRES/NGDC3 CU BoulderCIRES scientists at NGDC have created tested and reviewed a new Digital Elevation Model (DEM)

Kroepsch, Adrianne 1 ; Williams, Mark 2 ; Nydick, Koren 3 ; Gianniny, Gary 41 University of Colorado-Boulder2 University of Colorado3 Mountain Studies Institute4 Fort Lewis

Kohler, Tyler J 1 ; Stanish, Lee F 2 ; Esposito, Rhea M. 3 ; Simmons, Breana 4; McKnight, Diane M 51 University of Colorado2 University of Colorado3 University of Louisiana

Kim, Hong S 1 ; Williams, Mark W. 2 ; Schmidt, Steven 3 ; Mladenov, Natalie 41 INSTAAR2 INSTAAR3 INSTAAR4 INSTAARThere is an urgency to improve our understanding of how water