WTAMU Student Sensor Installs Late April and Early May 2021.

Sensors were deployed all across Palo Duro Canyon State Park for the study this summer by WTAMU student scientists. In late April and early May, WTAMU students trekked across the Canyon deploying the mobile sensors, which measure temperature and humidity. See the photos below for some action shots of the students in the field (first 2 photos are from Darcy Lively as well as the 2nd to last photo)













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