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Christina Morrisett
3 days ago
Snow to Streamflow: A Story of Decline [Part 2]
New HFF and ISU research show how we can improve our summer streamflow predictions by better understanding snowmelt, rain, and forests.
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Christina Morrisett
3 days ago
Snow to Streamflow: A Story of Decline [Part 1]
New ISU research: Due to warmer growing seasons and denser forests, HF natural streamflow is declining and becoming less predictable.
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Rob Van Kirk
Mar 8, 2024
Rain Vs. Snow [Part 5]
Increasing spring and summer air temperatures have a doubly negative affect on water quality.
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Rob Van Kirk
Mar 7, 2024
Rain Vs. Snow [Part 4]
Fish are affected by life-history specific streamflow and habitat characteristics that are not simple, direct functions of water supply.
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Rob Van Kirk
Mar 6, 2024
Rain Vs. Snow [Part 3]
Water use + management in the Henry’s Fork watershed have much larger effects on streamflow than any changes due to precipitation type.
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Rob Van Kirk
Mar 5, 2024
Rain Vs. Snow [Part 2]
When snow makes up a larger fraction of total precipitation, prediction of irrigation-season water supply is more precise
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Rob Van Kirk
Mar 4, 2024
Rain Vs. Snow [Part 1]
All precipitation is not created equal. Water supply is lower when a greater percentage of our precipitation falls as rain instead of snow.
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Jamie Powell
Feb 29, 2024
HFF Launches 'The DIRTT Plan'
DIRTT, or Developing Infrastructure to Reduce Temperature and Turbidity, is the newest initiative launched by the Henry's Fork Foundation...
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Eva Astrid Jones
Aug 1, 2023
Stakeholders! Stakeholders! Stakeholders!
Working this summer on the Henrys Fork watershed has imparted three important lessons about effective watershed management: Stakeholders!...
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Jack McLaren
Mar 4, 2022
The Upper Henry’s Fork Project: bottlenecks limiting fish populations
This is the second blog in a series about research activity in the Upper Henry’s Fork. Click here for part 1 and stay tuned for the next...
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Jack McLaren
Feb 4, 2022
The Upper Henry’s Fork Project: uncovering the diamond in plain sight
Background: Since 2018, PhD student Jack McLaren (that’s me!) has been working with the Foundation to understand what restricts fisheries...
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