Red in Tooth and Claw
The Universal Competition for Water
Living Waters: Stories and Science from Freshwater Springs
A place for all things springs written by Dr. Larry Stevens and Dr. Joseph Holway
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Sunk Falcon
Springs are highly multi-dimensional ecosystems, with many overlapping layers of processes and interactions that make it difficult to understand, much less manage them.
A Much Needed Week in the Field
This past week, the SSI team spent seven days conducting fieldwork outside Ely, Nevada.
Building a Global Home for Springs
The formation of the Global Springs Task Force
When the Forest Burns, the Springs Endure
Returning to North Canyon after the Dragon Bravo Fire to see what remained and what was beginning again.
The Forgotten Frontlines of Freshwater Conservation
Why Springs Are the Quiet Center of the Freshwater World
From Remote Springs to the IUCN Red List
How SpringsOnline data is helping protect some of the world’s most endangered freshwater species.
A Little Water in a Big Desert
Wandering the Canyons of Bears Ears
First Fieldwork of the Year
Surveying remote springs in southeastern Arizona and confronting the realities of a drying landscape
The Jewel of the Gila
Guest post by Wes Franklin