🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 I’m happy to share that I’ve accepted an offer to join the University of South Carolina as an Assistant Professor! I am looking forward to building my lab, where we’ll explore hydrologic impacts on communities around the world. 🚀 #NewRole #Hydrology #AI #Modeling #AcademicJobs

Delighted that my #PhD #research at University of Stirling @stir.ac.uk features in this uplifting @theguardian.com article! Wonderful recognition of 30+ years of restoration action for montane willows across Scotland, spotlighting Ben Lawers @n-t-s.bsky.social. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

There are about 27,000 scientists at #AGU24, and about half of them work on climate one way or another. Whenever I walk into a room like this, I always take a moment to take it all in—all these people dedicated their lives to working on some of our toughest problems. That gives me strength.

💧 Curious about the water quality in your area? Thanks to science 🧪 and the EPA, you can explore your local watershed with this handy tool: mywaterway.epa.gov Unfortunately, Boulder has multiple impaired creeks from metals and 🦠—but tools like this are a great step toward awareness and action.

Took a social media break and returned to so many new folks. Welcome! "Is my water safe" This is the #1 question I get asked. While my research focuses on water before it is treated, here is an excellent resource to check on your local drinking water quality enviro.epa.gov/envirofacts/...

This is a tremendous success!

It is time to enjoy voting on the tubbiest of all the bears! explore.org/fat-bear-week

Back in the day, I got an invite to Bluesky. It is pretty cool this place has grown to over 10 million users since then, and is now becoming the place for science communication. Very exciting to see!

Summer has been a whirlwind. I wrapped up the community engagement on my project, successfully defended my dissertation, and moved across the country. I will begin a post-doc with the U.S. EPA Landscape and Aquatic Ecosystems Modeling Branch on Monday! Stay tuned for info on national water quality.

Consider submitting an abstract to our session at AGU Fall Meeting #hydrology

Announcing our first ever giving day! H3S Recharge Day: Investing in Hydrology’s Future on April 22nd! We are hosting a giving day to support our programming. We have the goal of raising $20,000 for the year. You can donate here: www.agu-h3s.org/contribute

Thanks to the recent #snow, #Colorado #snowpack is back above the 30-year median! You can check it out for yourself at www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/ftpref/suppo...

H3S is an awesome group. It is definitely worth an hour of your time to see what they are all about. During my time with H3S, I met so many friends and colleagues that I still interact with frequently.

Alaska has almost half of the Native tribes in the United States, but their ability to exercise jurisdiction has been limited since the 1970s by federal law. Now, a new legal analysis by the Department of the Interior offers a way for them to spread tribal law over a swath of Alaska. #akleg #Alaska

The NSF CHIRRP Program has been announced! CHIRRP focuses on transformative research that advances Earth system hazard knowledge and risk mitigation in partnership with affected communities. Join us Monday, March 25th, 3 pm ET for an informational webinar to learn more. new.nsf.gov/funding/oppo...

Editorial: "Time to support Indigenous science" www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Does anyone know what type of clouds these are? This was taken in Boulder, CO last night.

in my personal opinion, the folks involved in making this happen are heroes. about.jstor.org/news/jstor-a...

Come check out my poster this week at the AGU Chapman conference if you are interested in how to use remote sensing backscatter to determine river ice thickness a phenology at regional scales.

Check out a new opinion piece my colleagues and I wrote on how systems need to change in order to develop the next generation of convergent scientists that will perform true collaborative/co-produced research with Indigenous people journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

If you’re at #AGU23 please come support an amazing group of presenters Thursday morning for H41T: Undergraduate Research on Water Quality and Resources (posters #2031-2061)

If you are new to AGU fall meeting and it is feeling a bit daunting, the AGU Hydrology Section JEDI committee is hosting a learning/networking session on navigating the meeting. All disciplines are welcome. Also, there will be free food!!

Hello! I talk about hydrology, co-produced and actionable science, the graduate school process, and much more. I am currently at CU where I research how climate change is impacting the discharge, temperature, and ice of Alaskan Rivers and the communities who depend on them. Here's a quick preview