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  3. Domain Digest No. 8: A Look Back on Snowy Favorites

Domain Digest No. 8: A Look Back on Snowy Favorites

December 28, 2022

WOOD frost

Across the Observatory each year, each Domain deals with its own winter weather. Our staff still venture out to continue collecting data – and also take amazing photos. As 2022 comes to a close, we’re taking a look back to share some of our favorite snowy scenes from across years and across the continent.

Domain 01, Northeast

HOPB chem grab winter

Lower Hop Brook (HOPB) winter surface water chemistry grab (2019)

Domain 02, Mid-Atlantic

LEWI geomorph survey

Lewis Run (LEWI) geomorphology survey (2019)

Domain 05, Great Lakes

CRAM lake snow

Snow at Crampton Lake (CRAM) in Wisconsin (2019)

Domain 09, Northern Plains

WOOD site under frost

Chase Lake National Wildlife Refuge (WOOD) site in North Dakota under frost (2018)

WOOD frost

Frozen tree at WOOD (2018)

WOOD tower

WOOD tower in winter frost (2018)

Icy PRPO landscape

Icy Prairie Pothole (PRPO) landscape (2018).

Domain 12, Northern Rockies

YELL tower winter

Walk into the tower at Yellowstone (YELL) site (2018)

Tower and instrument hut in the snow at Yellowstone

Tower and instrument hut in the snow at Yellowstone

Domain 13, Southern Rockies and Colorado Plateau

NIWO winter

Niwot Ridge (NIWO) winter fieldwork on the Colorado Front Range (2019)

COMO winter sampling

Como Creek (COMO) water chemistry sampling (2018).

Domain 16, Pacific Northwest

WREF in winter

Heading to the Wind River Experimental Forest (WREF) field site (2019).

 

Domain 18, Alaska (Tundra)

TOOL tower winter sunrise

TOOL tower at sunrise (2017)

TOOL view from tower

View from the TOOL tower (2017)

Field technician standing in snow next to a carbon dioxide light trap.

Field technician checking the carbon dioxide light trap used for mosquito collection at TOOL (2018)

TOOL muskox

Muskox at Toolik Field Station (TOOL) site (2020)

Domain 19, Alaska (Taiga)

BONA snow

Light dusting of snow at Caribou-Poker Creeks Research Watershed (BONA) in Alaska (2020)

Chatanika River at BONA

Chatanika River at BONA (2017)

 

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