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CU’s Mountain Research Station turns 100
Persistent places
Rare earth elements found in waters of Colorado Snake River
The Arctic is burning in a whole new way
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Professors Ramaley and Caldwell with a class at Science Camp, the predecessor of the current Mountain Research Station, in 1909.

Location: Rocky Mountains, Colorado

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Residents gather in a community workshop hosted by the Center for Sustainable Landscapes and Communities (CSLC) at CU Boulder. Photo courtesy CSLC.

Location: Rocky Mountains, Colorado

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Students working with Diane McKnight on water quality in Rocky Mountain watersheds collect tracer samples from a tributary to the Upper Snake River, Colorado.

Location: Snake River, Colorado

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As part of research on Arctic wildfires, Merritt Turetsky inspects a long soil core at a field site in the Northwest Territories, Canada.

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CU’s Mountain Research Station turns 100
Celebrate a century of teaching, learning, and discovery about Colorado climate and ecosystems
Persistent places
A new project pulls together diverse groups to define and map climate change
Rare earth elements found in waters of Colorado Snake River
Acid rock and mine drainage into Western streams is a problem. Climate change is making it worse.
The Arctic is burning in a whole new way
“Zombie fires” and burning of fire-resistant vegetation are new features driving Arctic fires—with strong consequences for global climate

Current News and Press

  1. Jun 16
    These maps illustrate the seriousness of the western drought
  2. Jun 14
    The Mountain Research Station turns 100 years old
  3. Jun 14
    Classroom in the sky: CU’s 10,000-foot Mountain Research Station turns 100

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