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Wlostowski, Adam N 1 ; Gooseff, Michael N 2 ; McKnight, Diane M 3 ; Lyons, Berry W. 41 INSTAAR2 INSTAAR3 INSTAAR4 Ohio State UniversityChemostasis (comparatively minor change of

Winchell, Taylor S 1 ; Molotch, Noah P 2 ; Barnard, David M 31 CU BoulderThe snow ablation period is a time of great potential for carbon uptake in high-elevation, subalpine forests. During this period, water

Williams, Chris 1 ; Shimabuku, Morgan 21 Center for ReSource Conservation2 Center for ReSource ConservationUtilities in the state of Colorado that annually supply more than 2,000 acre-feet of water to their customer

Szutu, Daphne J 1 ; Papuga, Shirley A 21 Â鶹ÊÓƵ, INSTAAR2 University of ArizonaDryland ecosystems account for nearly 40% of terrestrial biomes, and understanding transpiration dynamics in these

Stewart, Jenna 1 ; Livneh, Ben 21 University of Colorado, Boulder and CIRES2 University of Colorado, Boulder and CIRESTemperatures in Colorado are projected to rise by between +2.5?F and +5?F by 2050, increasing the

Shobe, Charles M 1 ; Tucker, Gregory E 2 ; Anderson, Robert S 31 CIRES and Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado2 CIRES and Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado3

Shellito, Peter J 1 ; Small, Eric E 21 Department of Geological Sciences, Â鶹ÊÓƵ, Boulder, Colorado2 Department of Geological Sciences, Â鶹ÊÓƵ, Boulder, ColoradoSurface

Schutte, Mark 11 Olsson AssociatesIn Rocky Mountain National Park, the 2013 flood destabilized segments of Roaring River and deposited an unusually large amount of sand- and gravel-sized sediment near the confluence with Fall River. We

Runkel, Robert L 11 U.S. Geological SurveyAcid Mine Drainage (AMD) from abandoned mine lands contaminates streams and rivers throughout the Colorado Mineral Belt. Much of this contamination has persisted for decades and is likely to

Rue, Garrett P 1 ; McKnight, Diane M 2 ; Gabor, Rachel 3 ; Anderson, Suzanne P 41 INSTAAR, ENVS; University of Colorado-Boulder2 INSTAAR, CEAE, ENVS; University of Colorado-Boulder3