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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Sangre de Cristo"”.
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1300 Years of Snowpack Change for the Sangre de Cristo Mountian Range
<p>New Mexico is heavily dependent on hydrologic inputs along high elevation sites where much of the cool-season precipitation accumulates as snowpack in the lower Southern Rocky Mountains. Snowpack runoff from the Sangre de Cristo (SDC) range provides critical headwater resources for the two major …
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Quaternary geology and neotectonics of the west flank of the northern Sangre de Cristo Mountains, south-central Colorado
Includes bibliographical references.
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Returning the Commons: Resource Access and Environmental Governance in San Luis, Colorado
… v. Taylor (2002) the Colorado Supreme Court awarded Hispano heirs to the 1843 Mexican-era Sangre de Cristo Land Grant returned access to formerly communal land known as La Sierra, the Taylor Ranch, or today Cielo Vista Ranch. The 77,000 acre parcel of mountainous land remains privately owned, yet …
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Stratigraphic signatures of convergent orogenesis from the plate interior : studies from Tibet and the southern Rocky Mountains
… remain in geology regarding the growth and development of the continental landscape. The existence of major mountain belts and high plateaus in the plate interior, over a thousand kilometers from a plate boundary, requires a complex combination of tectonic and climatic pre-conditions …
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Evolution of topography in glaciated mountain ranges
… that accompanies climatic cooling. This allows a detailed evaluation of hypotheses relating climate change to tectonic processes in glaciated mountain belts. Fieldwork was carried out in the eastern Sierra Nevada, California, and the Sangre de Cristo Range, Colorado, alongside digital elevation …
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A Trickle Runs Through It: An Environmental History of the Santa Fe River, New Mexico
… River's evolution from clear mountain stream to dewatered urban ditch is closely tied to basin physiography and landscape processes, governmental and demographic changes, and the conflicting ideologies dividing its finite waters. This research underscores the connection between the natural system …
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Time series analysis of limber pine (Pinus flexilis) health in the U.S. Rocky Mountains in response to white pine blister rust (Cronartium ribicola) and bark beetles
… monumented trees (4,176 limber pine) and included measurements on various stand, ground cover, and landscape characteristics over the three time intervals. The overall percentage of live trees infected with WPBR was 29.4% in 2004-07 and 25.7% in 2016-17, with incidence decreasing in parts of …