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    Post-Fire Water Sampling at Cameron Peak Burn Scar [Image 1 of 7]

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    A woman crouches among dense green vegetation in a forested outdoor setting, closely examining a small object or sample held in what appears to be a dark container or tray. Two other individuals are visible in the background, one holding a notepad and writing. The scene suggests a field research, botanical survey, or nature education activity.

    COLORADO, UNITED STATES

    09.13.2023

    Photo by Forest Service OC 

    U.S. Forest Service   

    A field technician works with water samples collected from the Cameron Peak Fire burn scar on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests near Fort Collins, Colorado, Sept. 13, 2023. Research teams monitor watershed recovery and water quality to assess post-fire environmental impacts. (Forest Service photo)

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    Date Taken: 09.13.2023
    Date Posted: 09.11.2026 12:41
    Photo ID: 9924125
    VIRIN: 230913-P-WT286-4840
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 6.44 MB
    Location: COLORADO, US
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    A woman crouches among dense green vegetation in a forested outdoor setting, closely examining a small object or sample held in what appears to be a dark container or tray. Two other individuals are visible in the background, one holding a notepad and writing. The scene suggests a field research, botanical survey, or nature education activity.
    Two field researchers or wildlife biologists are walking through a grassy, semi-forested landscape carrying scientific equipment. Both individuals are wearing orange safety vests, suggesting they are conducting official fieldwork or survey activities. The setting appears to be a high-elevation or open rangeland environment with coniferous trees in the background.
    A woman wearing a U.S. Forest Service hoodie and a cap holds a yellow DeWalt cordless drill while working outdoors. She is positioned near a barbed wire fence with a yellow sign reading 'Forest Research Experimental Area - Please do not disturb' visible in the background. The setting appears to be an open, arid landscape under a clear blue sky.
    Two field workers, one wearing a USGS-branded green sweatshirt, are assembling or maintaining a rectangular metal frame structure in an open grassland setting. The terrain is dry, golden prairie with rolling hills in the background under a clear blue sky. Red and yellow marker flags are visible in the surrounding area, suggesting a scientific field study or survey site.
    A group of people are gathered outdoors in a parking lot area, engaged in conversation. A uniformed fire department officer from Colorado is speaking with two civilians, while additional individuals stand in the background. The setting appears to be a daytime outdoor meeting or briefing near a building surrounded by trees.
    Two researchers are working at a water monitoring or gauging station installed in a rocky mountain stream outlet near an alpine lake. One person is bent over inspecting or maintaining the equipment, which includes a solar panel on top of a white flume structure, while the other stands nearby taking notes or recording data on a device. The setting appears to be a high-elevation wilderness area with conifer forests, rocky terrain, and a reflective mountain lake in the background.
    Two individuals are conducting land surveying work in an outdoor, forested mountain environment. The person in the foreground is looking through a Leica total station theodolite mounted on a tripod, while a second person in the background appears to be recording data. The setting features coniferous trees, rocky terrain, and a partly cloudy sky.

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    water sample
    Colorado
    Water Quality
    monitoring
    Burn Scar
    post-fire recovery
    research and development (R&D)
    usfs-recovery
    Cameron Peak Fire
    Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests.
    watershed monitoring

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