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Is Citizen Science the Next Big Research Tool?

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Is Citizen Science the Next Big Research Tool?

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Grand Canyon 2018

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Aston Tennefoss

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Is Citizen Science the Next Big Research Tool?.pdf

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Flogs

'You're really ticking me off!' - The Wild World and Dangerous Diseases of the Humble Tick

A History of Colorado River Compact – Lessons from Water Allocation Process in Western North America

A Not-So-Clean Energy Source/ Addressing the Disregarded Environmental Impacts of Uranium Mining in the Grand Canyon Region

Adorable Annihilators: How Burros Became Grand Canyon National Park’s Public Relations Nightmare

Arizona Agriculture Explores Ways to Reduce Water Use

Comprehensive Review of the Fill Lake Mead First Initiative

Flowing from the Past into the Future/ What can we Learn about the Future of the Colorado River from Past Flows?

Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions in the Grand Canyon

How old is the Grand Canyon?

Inefficient, Over-appropriated, and Non-inclusive: Can Water Trading Resolve Pitfalls of the Colorado River Compact?

Is Citizen Science the Next Big Research Tool?

Maintaining Human Habitat in the Grand Canyon: A Sediment Problem

Managing the Extirpation of Native Fish Species in the Colorado River Basin

More than the Dregs: Success Flows from an Adaptive Management Regime of Colorado River Sediment

Native American tribal water rights in the Colorado River Basin

Native fish of the Lower Colorado River: A threatened population

Non-native fishes of the Colorado River

Risk and Restoration for Riparian Ecosystems in the Grand Canyon

River Rapid Formation Within the Grand Canyon: A Rapidly Growing Problem for Rafting and Recreation?.pdf

Salinity in the Colorado River Basin

Tamarisk Beetles in the Grand Canyon Highlight the Need for Thoughtful Approaches to Biocontrol of Non-Native Species

The Conservation of the Kanab Ambersnail

The Grand Canyon Comprehensive Fish Management Plan: A Grand Compromise Between Indigenous and Invasive Fish Species

Understanding the Development of Basin Closure in the Colorado River in Order to Find a Better Way Forward

Vector-borne disease management on the Colorado Plateau

Water in the Colorado River Delta is Beneficial for Endangered Species

Reports

Comprehensive Review of the Fill Lake Mead Initiative

Conservation of the Kanab Ambersnail: Snail Ecology, Species Boundaries, and Adaptive Management in the Grand Canyon

Geologic Controls on the Evolution of Rapids in the Grand Canyon

Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions of the Grand Canyon

Invasive Burro Removal in the Grand Canyon National Park: An Intersection of Cultural Values and Ungulate Management Practices within the National Park System

Native American Tribal Water Rights in the Colorado River Basin

Navajo Nation Water Rights in the New Mexico San Juan Basin: Stakeholders, Progress, and Recommendations for the Future

Redefining Citizen Science in the USGS?: A Community Development and Participation Perspective

Restoration of the Colorado River Delta: Assessing the Impacts of the Minute 319 Environmental Pulse Flow

THE FICKLE FLOW: What Climate Reconstructions and Forecasting Tell Us About the Future of the Colorado River

Vector-borne Disease Management on the Colorado Plateau: Research and Challenges for Public Health Management in Arizona

Water Trading on the Colorado River: A History and Review of the Efficiency and Equity Considerations

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