Calvin, Carlye

Boulder tree carver Lueb Popoff uses a chain saw to shape a golden eagle on the remnant of a ponderosa pine on the Mesa Lab campus. The idea for transforming the dead tree into a piece of art came from staffers who wanted to create something beautiful as a tribute to the landmark ponderosa pine, which had been known as Old Jake.

Three photos of radar equipment from the early years of this technology. Neg. 3510-19b, Grover field site PAM 1976; Neg. 5777c-11, JAWS (Joint Airport Weather Studies), RL-3, CP2 and PAM, 1982; and doppler-on-wheels, DOW, outside Foothills Lab, 2000's.

A collection of photographs from a public education event, Earth Science Saturday, including adult presenters and children participants. The event was held at the Mesa Lab.

Photos from the 6th Annual Earth System Modeling Framework (ESMF) Community Meeting held in Boulder, CO.

Photos from an EarthCube real-time data workshop held at UCAR.

Photos of SOARS protégé Ebone D. Smith (left) working with mentors Xiao-Wei Quan, and Leslie Hartten.

Portrait of Ebone Smith, protégé with the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science (SOARS) program.

Photos of the EcoArts installation where the Weather Trail behind the Mesa Lab was converted into a Climate Trail with the addition of 15 climate and climate change informational banners.

Portrait of Ed Geary, director of the GLOBE Program.

Photo of Ed Geary, director of GLOBE, participating in a clean-up day near the Foothills campus.