Living Waters: Stories and Science from Freshwater Springs
Joseph Holway, Larry Stevens, Wes FranklinA place for all things springs written by Dr. Larry Stevens and Dr. Joseph Holway
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Springs are highly multi-dimensional ecosystems, with many overlapping layers of processes and interactions that make it difficult to understand, much less manage them. As everywhere in life, what, why, how, when, and whether we choose to n...
A Much Needed Week in the Field
This past week, the SSI team spent seven days conducting fieldwork outside Ely, Nevada. We had a wonderful crew of seven, including three SSI interns: Helen, Shelby, and Calvin. For me, the opportunity to work alongside them was particularl...
Building a Global Home for Springs
This morning, I gave a talk about one of the most exciting and important developments in global springs conservation: the emerging IUCN Global Springs Task Force. I wanted to share a condensed version of that presentation here, because this...
When the Forest Burns, the Springs Endure
The turnoff at Bitter Springs always feels like the beginning of an adventure. I left Highway 89 and headed north on 89A, the Echo Cliffs sliding past my passenger-side window while the Vermilion Cliffs rose higher with every mile. This cor...
The Forgotten Frontlines of Freshwater Conservation
The SSI team is in the field this week surveying springs in North Canyon on the North Rim of Grand Canyon, where the Dragon Bravo Fire burned through the area last year. We’ll share our findings in next week’s newsletter as we revisit these...
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Ecologist and Assistant Director at Springs Stewardship Institute
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