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Jordan Clayton

  • In this episode of This Green Earth, Chris and Nell talk with Jordan Clayton from Utah Snow Survey who breaks down the water report from August and talks about what is forecasted for the fall.
  • In this episode of This Green Earth today's guests are: (00:13) Sageland Collaborative Conservation Ecologist, Janice Gardener, and the Saline Lake Outreach Associate from Audubon, Max Malmquist. They discuss the results of the recent Intermountain West Shorebird Survey. Then, (34:48) Jordan Clayton from Utah Snow Survey breaks down the water report from August and talks about what is forecasted for the fall.
  • Jordan Clayton, Supervisor with the Utah Snow Survey and Natural Resources Conservation Service about snowfall, rainfall, soil moisture and water storage levels throughout Utah.
  • Jordan Clayton from Utah Snow Survey joins This Green Earth to speak about the March water report and projections as we head into our warmer months.
  • This Green Earth airs on KPCW at 9am following NPR news and the Local News Hour. Today, Nell and Chris's guests include: (02:23) Professor Emeritus William Lowry, who discusses Requiem for America's Best Idea: National Parks in the Era of Climate Change; a book about our National Parks written by Michael Yochim. Yochim worked as a park ranger for 22 years at Yellowstone National Park, as well as Yosemite, Grand Canyon and Sequoia before he was diagnosed with ALS. While Yochim wrote this book, he used just his eyes and an eye-tracking machine. The book establishes a parallel between the author's terminal illness and the state of the National Parks, and Lowry wrote the forward to the book. (20:59) Jordan Clayton from Utah Snow Survey then joins This Green Earth to speak about the March water report and projections as we head into our warmer months.Nell and Chris end the hour discussing (44:24) Charles Darwin's missing notebooks, taken from Cambridge Library, have been returned more than 20 years later, (46:30) one of their favorite interviews of the past about stolen feathers from the British Natural History Museum, (47:14) the National Weather Service cutting back weather balloon launches, and (48:22) Swaner Ecocenter's event tonight from 7-9pm called Lights Out.
  • Guests: Hadley Dynak, Western Hills Gardens and Jordan Clayton, Data Collection Officer for Utah Snow Survey
  • Jordan Clayton from Utah Snow Survey returns to give us the latest news on Utah’s snow report. He will break down the roller coaster that Utah’s new water year has already been - and it’s only January.
  • Learn what a SNOTEL is and why they are so important to water management.
  • Guests: Jordan Clayton, Snow Survey Supervisor at Utah Snow Survey, and environmental expert Tom Bowman
  • This week on This Green Earth, Christy Leavitt, Plastics Campaign Director for Oceana and Jordan Clayton, Data Collection Officer for Utah Snow Survey.