Katy Gardner (@katygard) 's Twitter Profile
Katy Gardner

@katygard

Stream Ecologist & PhD candidate in Watershed Sciences
// studying stream bugs and salts
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calendar_today24-01-2010 23:49:32

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Pacifica Sommers (@pacificsummer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Know a girl who will be 16-18 years old next summer who might want to participate in a FREE 2-week expedition to explore the Rockies through scientific research, artistic creation, and technical rock climbing? APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN NOW! Virtual info session tomorrow! (Dec 15)

Utah Daily Snow (@wasatchsnow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is impressive this deep into the season. We’re essentially at mid-February snowpack levels for most basins. Still, I want more.

This is impressive this deep into the season. We’re essentially at mid-February snowpack levels for most basins. Still, I want more.
Cat McClure, Ph.D. (@cat__mcclure) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#AcademicTwitter Looking for sources of travel funding for grad students to attend conferences. I've applied to several within my university and one through the conference. Are there any private or national funds that help students? #phdchat #phdvoice #ecology #academia

Jenny Stojkovic (@jennystojkovic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Alfalfa, which is primarily used to feed cattle, uses two-thirds of the entire state of Utah's water. sltrib.com/news/environme…

Kierstyn Higgins (@higginskierstyn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Watch as this #brushleggedmayfly uses their long setae on their front legs to filter food from the water #Ephemeroptera #Isonychiidae #Isonychia

NRCS Utah (@nrcs_utah) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW RECORD: It's official. SNOTEL weather stations reached an average of 26.1 inches. This year now appears to have the largest snowpack since 1952, and in case you haven't notice, it's STILL snowing! Chart here: bit.ly/3ZeKUID #utwx

NEW RECORD: It's official. SNOTEL weather stations reached an average of 26.1 inches. This year now appears to have the largest snowpack since 1952, and in case you haven't notice, it's STILL snowing! Chart here: bit.ly/3ZeKUID #utwx
NWS Salt Lake City (@nwssaltlakecity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🤯New SWE numbers just came in, and we have now received the most snow water equivalent since automated records started in 1981. Manual records go back to 1920, and according to NRCS Utah this is the largest SWE since 1952 (with more snow to come). #utwx

🤯New SWE numbers just came in, and we have now received the most snow water equivalent since automated records started in 1981. Manual records go back to 1920, and according to <a href="/NRCS_Utah/">NRCS Utah</a> this is the largest SWE since 1952 (with more snow to come). #utwx
Shelby Sawyer (@shelbyonthefly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Question for water science, geomorphology, and natural resource folks-- when/if using geospatial tools, what matters most to you in terms of documentation? Descriptive text? Images? Videos?