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RMBL leadership, in collaboration with legal counsel and research policy experts, will closely monitor transitions in the federal administration and Congress.
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Nov 2021
An amateur scientist began logging snowfall to keep busy. Along the way, he became an unwitting chronicler of climate change in a region known as the water tower for the drying American West. Click Here to read the full article.
Oct 2021
Thank you for another great year of science and education at RMBL! Each year, we ask for your feedback and formally assess operations at the close of the summer season. We do this so we can: 1) identify changes that would be beneficial, and 2) prioritize those changes, balancing financial and staffing constraints. This memo communicates: 1) Our synthesis of the feedback we received this year, 2) Goals for improving future operations (both in 2022 and longer-term), and 3) Our progress on the goals we set after the 2020 season.
Jun 2021
Please find details below regarding the service and events surrounding the celebration of life for Scott Wissinger, RMBL scientist for 30+ years, mentor of numerous scientists and students, long-time RMBL…
Jun 2020
Letter to Community from Executive Director Dr. Ian Billick, RMBL on 6/04/2020
Jul 2018
RMBL Research was featured on NPR’s Morning Edition.
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