puerzer-sbc-baskingshark
A basking shark at the SBC LTER.
puerzer-sbc-shark
Donning a mask and looking out the door—”door-keling,” if you will.
8-still-shot-of-accidental-wetland
Water lazily flows through a shallow channel of the river, framed by young willows and cottonwoods.
7-Luke-Ramsey-Wiegmann-wading
Luke Ramsey-Wiegmann, a PhD student in the WEEL, wades through a shallow marshy part of the wetland to access the starting point for a vegetation monitoring transect.
6-Buttonbush
Buttonbush (Cephalanthus occidentalis)
5-Scarlet-Toothcup
Scarlet Toothcup (Ammannia coccinea)
4-Ludwigia-erecta
Yerba de Jicotea (Ludwigia erecta).
3-Patrick-Gardiner-holding-transect-tape
Patrick Gardiner, an undergraduate researcher with the WEEL, stands in a clump of young willows, cottonwoods, and saltcedars, helping lay out a transect across the riverbed.
2-Julia Hernandez Kayaking in AW
Julia Hernandez, the Wetland Ecosystem Ecology Lab (WEEL) manager with CAP LTER, paddles towards a set of vegetation monitoring plots now only accessible by boat.









