Globally, glaciers and icefields contribute significantly to sea level rise. Here we show that
ice loss from Juneau Icefield, a plateau icefield in Alaska, accelerated after 2005 AD. Rates …

Innovations in geodesy enable widespread analysis of glacier surface elevation change and
geodetic mass balance. However, coincident glacier area data are less widely available …

Globally, mountain glaciers and ice caps are losing dramatic volumes of ice. The resultant
sea‐level rise is dominated by contributions from Alaska. Plateau icefields may be …

Lakes in contact with glacier margins can impact glacier evolution as well as the
downstream biophysical systems, flood hazard, and water resources. Recent work suggests …

Many gaps in our theoretical understanding of the variations in the diversity and structure of
intertidal communities exist for the Eastern Pacific. In order to fill some of these gaps, we …

Here we use a variety of remote sensing data sets to characterize the evolving extent,
surface features, dynamics, and surface elevations of Split Lake Glacier, a small outlet of the …

Southern Andean glaciers contribute substantially to global sea-level rise. Unfortunately,
mass balance estimates prior to 2000 are limited, hindering our understanding of the …

Taku Glacier recently began retreating for the first time since the late 19th century but limited
observations of its bed leaves uncertainties on how this retreat will proceed. In this study, we …

The recently-advancing Taku Glacier is excavating subglacial sediments at high rates over
multi-decadal timescales. However, sediment redistribution over shorter timescales remains …

Lemon Creek Glacier, a temperate valley glacier in the Juneau Icefield of Southeast Alaska,
is the site of long running (> 60 years) glaciological studies. However, the most recent …