Timing Matters: Spring Mowing, Nesting Birds, and Native Wildflowers at Bear Creek Redwoods Preserve
Midpen says timing matters in grassland management. At Bear Creek Redwoods, spring mowing conflicts with ground nesting birds and blooming wildflowers.
Spatial Analysis
How to Create a Radial Flow Map Using QGIS
Hydrology
Rivers that Flow Backwards
Geography Basics
Northernmost Point in the United States
Spatial Analysis
How to Create a Radial Flow Map Using QGIS
Cultural Geography
Map and Chart of Cardinals and the 2025 Papal Conclave
Glaciology
World’s Biggest Iceberg
GIS Learning
Geography and GIS Glossary
Water Can Take Years to Seep out of Mountains
Groundwater stored over many years is a significant contributor to streamflow in Western United States mountains according to a published study.
Study Models How the Behavior of Waves Affects Blue Carbon Storage
Bubbles created by the movement of waves can influence how much carbon dioxide is absorbed by the ocean.
High Resolution Ecosystem Map of the Contiguous United States and Adjacent Areas
NatureServe has developed an updated 30-meter hexagon map of regional ecosystems in the contiguous United States and adjacent areas.
Lake Chapala: a Tectonic Lake at Mexico’s Triple-graben Intersection
Lake Chapala was formed at the intersection of three grabens.
Rivers that Flow Backwards
Read about how the Amazon once flowed east to west and how the strength of Hurricane Isaac once change the course of the Mississippi river.
What are the Earth System’s Four Spheres?
The systems of the earth can be divided into two main areas: geosphere and biosphere.
The Recreational Value of Nature and Wildlife
Measuring the economic benefits of wildlife and outdoor areas supports conservation with tools like the NPS Visitor Spending Effects.