Living Waters: Stories and Science from Freshwater Springs
Joseph Holway, Larry Stevens, Calvin BrainA place for all things springs written by Dr. Larry Stevens and Dr. Joseph Holway
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | springstewardship.substack.com |
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An Eruption of Springs Biodiversity
In Year 2000 Vicky Meretsky and I convened a symposium on aridland springs in North America, graciously supported by the Sonoran Desert Museum in Tucson. I had just begun an inventory of springs on the Arizona Strip with Grand Canyon Wildla...
A Day in the Life of a Canyon Country Spring
As the crepuscular hour approaches, night gives way slowly to morning in canyon country. Cool air lingers in the shade while first light brushes the canyon walls. The spring, steady through the night, begins another day. Birdsong comes aliv...
Fishing With Dolly
This week we’re celebrating Dolly Parton’s 80th birthday, and we all wish her the very best for her unflagging dedication to the well-being of the heart of America. All Hail Dolly!
When Tributaries and Rivers Don’t Quite Connect
We’re starting something new at the Springs Stewardship Institute. Earlier this week, our team published a new scientific paper led by Dr. Larry Stevens examining how tributaries connect, or sometimes fail to connect ecologically, to the Co...
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Ecologist and Assistant Director at Springs Stewardship Institute
Director of the Springs Stewardship Institute and an ecologist.
Biology student at UBC Vancouver
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