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Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest Photos
Various photos taken with the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest
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Blackend Sedge: Carex atrata growing in the bottom of the Bubbling Creek sub-watershed of Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Open Channel Guage: Monitoring streamflow in September on the Upper Sun Creek open channel gauging station, Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. |
Lance Glasgow |
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Elephant Heads: Pedicularis groenlandica growing in spring alongside of Sun Creek at the Tenderfoot Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Great Grey Owl: Rare sighting at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Onion Park: Designated as a Research Natural Area, Onion Parks sits at the headwaters of Tenderfoot Creek in the Little Belt mountains. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Summer Sunset: Overlooking Belt Creek drainage on a late summer evening from the northern edge of Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Upper Sun Creek: Spring photo of Upper Sun Creek. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Spring Park Creek: Collecting streamflow data and setting up sediment collectors in March at the Spring Park Parshall flume |
Lance Glasgow |
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Yellow Bells: Fritilaria pudica, common spring forb growing in Dry Park. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Belt Creek Valley: View of the Belt Creek valley on the Lewis and Clark National Forest from the north side of Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. Keegan Peak is visible in the background. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Shooting Star: Dodecatheon pulchellum, common spring flower found in many of Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest’s natural open meadows. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Spring Wildflowers: Prarie smoke (Geum triflorum), camas (Camassia quamash) and American bistort (Polygonum bistriodes) growing in the Sheep Creek drainage below the Tenderfoot Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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TCEF Snowddrifts: Residual snow drifts in June create challenges for accessing Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. ATVs with snow track are often required. |
Lance Glasgow |
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Bog Orchid: Habenaria dilatata, ocassional found near stream banks and wet meadows such as Spring Park at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. high resolution file |
Lance Glasgow |
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Tenderfoot Overlook: Looking south over the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. (high resolution file) |
Lance Glasgow |
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Lodgepole Pine: Common lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta) stand with wortleberry (Vaccinium scoparium) understory found at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. |
Lance Glasgow |
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Sun Creek : Aerial photo of experimental shelterwood harvests conducted in 1999 and 2000 in the Sun Creek sub-watershed of Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. |
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TCEF-aerial: Google Earth image of the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest. Experimental shelterwood harvests are visible in the Spring Park sub-watershed (top right) and the Sun Creek sub-watershed (bottom right). |
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Flume and Shelter: Parshall flume located on Tenderfoot Creek monitoring stream flow, fluvial sediment transport and stream conductivity. |
Lance Glasgow |
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TCEF Onion Park: Onion Park Research Natural Area, Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana. 1998. Photo Credit: Duncan Lutes (download file) |
Duncan Lutes |
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TCEF Pack Creek: FFS Program Manager Colin Hardy removes debris from the Pack Creek flume at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana. 2015 Photo credit: Duncan Lutes (download file) |
Duncan Lutes |
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TCEF Passionate Creek Flume: FFS Program Manager, Colin Hardy and TCEF Forest Manager, Helen Smith conduct maintenance of the Passionate Creek Flume at the Tenderfoot Creek Experimental Forest, Helena-Lewis and Clark National Forest, Montana. 2015 Photo credit: Duncan Lutes (download file) |
Duncan Lutes |