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News
Exploring Climate Refugia Data in Beaver Creek Wilderness Study Area
John Sztukowski (bottom center) retrieving a data logger. Photo Meryl Phair, The Fairplay Flume
The Fairplay Flume covered our recent October 12 climate resiliency hike: Wild Connections collects climate data in the Beaver Creek Wilderness Study Area.
Beaver Creek, located on the south side of Pikes Peak massif, was identified in Wild Connections’ Climate Corridors and Refugia project as being one of the “best” areas in our region for climate refugia.
The data that we collected on the hike helped illustrate that some sections of this area remain much cooler than others and that there was a high amount of variation in temperature and relativity humidity.
Read The Flume article here
Read The Flume article here