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ALT Official poster of Latino Conservation Week
ALT two large birds (light blue in color) fighting on the shoreline of a river. A third great blue heron can be seen in the background looking at the dispute.
ALT two large birds (light blue in color) fighting on the shoreline of a river. A third great blue heron can be seen in the background looking at the dispute.
ALT two large birds (light blue in color) fighting on the shoreline of a river. A third great blue heron can be seen in the background looking at the dispute.
ALT two large birds (light blue in color) fighting on the shoreline of a river. A third great blue heron can be seen in the background looking at the dispute.
ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.
ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.
ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.
ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.
ALT A panoramic view of Yosemite National Park overlooking mountain ridges and a sparse forest. Credit: Library of Congress, Public Domain
ALT Lake Clark reflects the clouds and blue skies of an Alaska summer. In the background, a snow capped mountain range can be seen. Credit: NPS, Public Domain
ALT Extremely dry soil that is cracking due to severe drought conditions.
ALT Landsat satellite images showing long-term drought at Lake Mead on the Colorado River. 2000 versus 2022.
ALT A picture looking up at three tall trees in with a blue sky in the background. Credit: Bob Wick, BLM, Public Domain
ALT A person hikes across a rock surrounded by water with a mountain and ice in the background.
ALT A screenshot of a video with the title "The Dixie Fire at Lassen Volcanic National Park" over an image of trees on fire.
ALT four images: solar panels, onshore and offshore wind turbines and a geothermal station.
ALT A woman with dark hair and wearing a white shirt stands smiling against green vegetation. There is an orange banner at the top that says "Future of Fire, Climate Adaptation Postdoctoral Program" next to a flame icon.
ALT three black-footed ferrets peeping their heads out of the ground.
ALT An I'iwi, an endemic red Hawaiian honeycreeper, feeds from the native Akala, or Hawaiian raspberry.
ALT Two scientists walk on a snow-covered mountainside carrying large backpacks with long metal tubes sticking out.
ALT Martha Williams, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director, looks out from a platform upon Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge in western Oregon, March 17, 2022. USFWS photo: Megan Nagel