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ALT Blog post figure: Northern spotted owls, like these fledglings, living in old growth forests in the Pacific Northwest are listed as threatened species because of habitat loss. Tom Kogut/USFS, CC BY
ALT Poster for talk. Data for lunch "When Rivers Run Hot", by aquatic ecologist Jonathan Walter. Pictured is Jon on the water in a boat holding a fish.
ALT A comic illustrating a stick figure presenter on a stage rambling and showing random figure slides, in a way as to confuse the audience into thinking the talk and slides still have a cohesive point to make. Alas, they do not. Source: https://xkcd.com/365/
ALT Agenda flyer for the event "Instream minimum flows: experiences and lessons from California to Chile". Speakers: Camila Boettiger, Diego Rivera, Roberto Ponce, Karrigan Börk, Jay Lund, Sarah Yarnell.
ALT Figure 2 from the blog: Peterson Lake at Dusk, Burnett County, Wisconsin. PC Andrew Rypel.
ALT Before and after dam removal. 📸: Shane Anderson of Swiftwater Films
ALT Figure from the blog: Speckled dace in Lassen Creek, a tributary to Goose Lake, Modoc County. When Goose Lake has water, it develops large populations of dace and other native fishes. Photo by Thomas L. Taylor. / the dace is small and has shades of brown speckles; it’s at the pebbled bottom of a creek and the photo was captured underwater.
ALT Photo from this week’s blog: The South Fork Eel River runs through old-growth conifer forest. Photo credit-Mikey Weir, CalTrout.
