Snowmelt from forested, mountainous environments in the western United States is a critical
regional water resource for streamflow and ecological productivity. These landscapes are …

We used co‐located observations of snow depth, soil temperature, and moisture and energy
fluxes to monitor variability in snowmelt infiltration and vegetation water use at mixed‐conifer …

Forests modify snow processes and affect snow water storage as well as snow
disappearance timing. However, forest influences on snow accumulation and ablation vary …

Forest cover modifies snow accumulation and ablation rates via canopy interception and
changes in sub-canopy energy balance processes. However, the ways in which snowpacks …

Forests modify snow accumulation and ablation rates as well as overall snow storage
amounts and durations, with multiple processes acting simultaneously and often in different …

This study investigates the influence of water, carbon, and energy fluxes on solute
production and transport through the Jemez Critical Zone (CZ) and impacts on C‐Q …

Digital elevation models (DEM s) are often used in landscape ecology to retrieve elevation
or first derivative terrain attributes such as slope or aspect in the context of species …

We investigated vegetation structure, water partitioning dynamics and vegetation greening
from 2000 through 2012 in three catchments draining north and east aspects of Redondo …

Stream water carbon (C) export is one important pathway for C loss from seasonally snow-
covered mountain ecosystems and an assessment of overarching controls is necessary …

Wildfires are increasing in frequency, severity, and size in many parts of the world. Forest
fires can fundamentally affect snowpack and watershed hydrology by restructuring forest …