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101

Taming Tamarisk

102

Monsoons and Flash Flooding

103

Indian Creek Climbing Sustainability, Pt. 2

104

Indian Creek Climbing Sustainabilty Pt. 1

105

Lake Powell Food Chain

106

What's up with Lizards?

107

Leave No Waste

108

Does Diversity Matter?

109

Soil Mapping

110

Dinosaur Utopia

111

Dory Life

112

Weather in the Arid Southwest

113

The Amazing Humpback Chub

114

Rocks and Fossils on Ancestral Lands

115

Saved by a Song

116

Learning the Landscape

117

Out of the Box Thinking for the Colorado River System

118

Pothole Ecosystems

119

Changing the narrative in science & conservation

120

Interacting with a cultural landscape

121

Arch Vibrations

122

Mitigating Mosquitoes

123

Taking Action in the Colorado River Basin

124

Don't Bust the Crust

125

Why are the Junipers Dying?

126

Permian Extinction

127

FestivalofScience EXTRA: GeoTour2020

128

Heat: The Silent Killer

129

Lake Powell 2020

130

Speaking Across Knowledges: A conversation about Indigenous ways of Knowing and Western Science

131

Wildfire and Wildlife

132

Utah Dinosaurs: Missing links in paleogeography

133

Pathways of Exposure: The legacy of uranium mining within the Navajo Nation

134

Really Big Water: A look at paleoflood hydrology

135

Ways of Knowing: Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science

136

Riparian Birds

137

The Science Behind Dark Skies and Life

138

Dynamic Desert Ecosystems

139

Archaeology and Desert Springs

140

Paleoecology and Climate Change

141

Rivers, Extraction and Science in the Four Corners

142

Climbers Relationship with Place

143

Snow Science and the Avalanche Forecast

144

The World Dinosaurs Lived In

145

Plant resiliency to drought

146

Water in Desert Soil

147

Keeping Pace with Climate Change

148

Reconstructing the Ice Age

149

Volcanoes in the four corners

150

Preserving the movement of wildlife

151

How a river shaped a plateau: understanding erosion & the Colorado River

152

The plant chemicals that shape ecosystems

153

How the desert changes

154

The structure and function of forests

155

Where the dinosaurs roamed

156

The complexities of pinyon juniper woodlands

157

The unseen interactions between plants

158

Salvaging the living soil

159

Understanding the tamarisk beetle

160

The seeds beneath the soil

161

Wildfire and moss: the unexpected role of moss in stabilizing soil after fires

162

How carbon moves through the desert

163

The shape and processes of rivers & streams

164

Mammals during the time of the dinosaurs

165

Using native seeds to restore the desert

166

The incredible relationships between pollinators and plants

167

Restoring the National Parks of Southeastern Utah

168

The regional impacts of climate change

169

Bark beetles and their sound

170

How water shapes the earth

171

Interactions between plants and fungi

172

The geologic forces shaping the landscape

173

Restoring the skin of the desert

174

Interacting with the land: historic and current land uses in the Southwest

175

Invading grasses, Moab ecosystems, & large-scale change

176

Privacy in the ancestral world: exploring social structure on the Plateau

177

Plants and past humans

178

Thinking about landscapes at a large scale: new thoughts on species conservation

179

Volcanoes in the four corners Part II

180

How grazing and foraging animals influence the desert