Klamath Kaleidoscope
Klamath Kaleidoscope. National Park Service, Klamath Network
A newsletter for the Klamath Network
- Type
- Newsletter
- Publisher
- National Park Service, Klamath Network
- Units
- KLMN
- Keywords
- Klamath Kaleidoscope, newsletter
Contents
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Fall-Winter 2025
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Fall-Winter 2024
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Fall-Winter 2023
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Spring-Summer 2023
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Fall-Winter 2022
- Klamath Kaleidoscope Fall-Winter 2021
- protecting bats, Alice Chung-MacCoubrey profile, all clear for fieldwork, IMD leadership changes, digital newsletter, Kasey Rolih profile, winter bat counts - ORCA, publications, where are they now, field schedule
- vegetation ecologist, fire history layers, fire impacts on streams, chasing bats, former intern Kimber Godfrey, monitoring updates, recent publications
- COVID-19 stand down, IMD Conservation Initiative, new face-to-face briefings, aquatic ecologist, awards, Cascade-Siskiyou NM, publications, field schedule
- Whitebark pine conditions, Featured Creatures online, bat science and outreach, vital signs update
- UV-C light and white nose syndrome, focal bird species, Carr Fire, monitoring after fire
- Carr Fire in Whiskeytown, Interns and Staff, Reporting, Cave Monitoring, Crater Lake Vegetation Map
- Tracking stream temperatures, meet interns, whitebark pine on the radio
- Whitebark pine, bat ambassadors, Crater Lake vegetation map, sharing I&M science
- Finding bats, new staff member, status vs. trends, Klamath bird communities
- Whiskeytown Bioblitz, prowling for invasive plants, Crater Lake tailed frog inventory, scenario planning
- Welcome Lisa Garrett, scaling up data, connecting with students, high elevation riparian plant diversity, SOU intern, wild and scenic rivers
- Staffing changes, disturbance impacts and monitoring data, stream monitoring, Lava Beds flora, stream temperature monitoring, farewell from Daniel Sarr, Science Day
- Building a learning community, understanding vegetation at Lava Beds, Redwood vegetation map, Lassen vegetation map, monitoring updates
- How many species, Oregon Caves vegetation inventory, vegetation monitoring, land cover/ land use monitoring, student interns
- Science and the NPS Centennial, science communication plan, safety plan, Little Bald Hills, pikas in peril, the pulse of the forest, where are the birds, condition assessments, videos
- Turning science into meaning, forest monitoring and climate change, Lava Beds cave ice, water quality podcasts, stream sampling, land cover/ land use update, Lassen aspens, Redwood forest diversity
- KLMN 3 year review, dwarf alpine hawksbeard, Lava Beds Resource Stewardship Strategy, ecological integrity index, Lassen vernal pools
- Wetlands, cave monitoring, Irish ecologist visits Redwoods, Whiskeytown Tower House GIS project, stream pilot project, data and visitor enjoyment
- Children in nature, gilled mushroom, climate change research resource, Lassen and Oregon Caves vegetation, amphibian declines, invasive species monitoring, whitebark pine monitoring, map books
- Monitoring landbirds, welcome staff member, land cover/land use, climate change resource, aspen and conifers at Lassen, Boiling Springs Lake Research, amphibian declines, vegetation mapping
- Wetlands at Lassen and Crater Lake, Burren National Park, Whiskeytown field trip, flora of Lava Beds, Lassen fish and amphibian inventory
- Landbird protocol, Klamath-Siskiyou forest regeneration, freshwater ecosystem monitoring, climate inventory, early detection of invasive plants, Lassen aspen, data management plan
- KLMN transitions, intertidal monitoring protocol, Crater Lake bryophytes, Crater Lake and Lassen wetland inventories, Australian scientist visit, Whiskeytown botany bioblitz, invasive plant detection,
- Communicating science, Redwood black rockfish, Lassen Grinnell resurvey project, data mining, exploring biodiversity, watershed condition assessments, California Lichen Society at Whiskeytown
- Vital signs selected, alpine workshop for high elevation monitoring, Lava Beds botany blitz, Crater Lake symposium, interpretive partnership, Lassen wetland inventory, invasives early detection
- Crater Lake whitebark pine, bat research, Whiskeytown bullfrogs, Lava Beds flora survey