Gary Lewis, GEOetc and Chris Spencer, TravelingGeologist, lead… The Volcanoes of Italy A trip for Earth Science & Geography Teachers from around the world Teachers, Pre-service teachers, College Students, and their friends are welcome on this trip. June 23- July
Gary Lewis, GEOetc, leads….. Discover Hawaii’s Active Volcanoes 2019 A trip for STEM & Geography Teachers Pre-service teachers and College Students are welcome on this trip. 4-11 August 2019 TRIP IS NOW FULL – get on the waiting list here Get
Understanding polar reversals helps us to understand an important piece of evidence for Plate Tectonics. When molten rock cools, some of the minerals that form contain enough iron to be magnetic such as magnetite and hematite. This means that once
Discover Hawaii’s Active Volcanoes February 2019 – a trip for University/College Students! 13-19 February 2019 THIS TRIP HAS BEEN CANCELLED This seven-day (6 night) field trip on the Big Island of Hawaii will expand your knowledge in the field
One of the most amazing places on the Earth’s is where two massive tectonic plates are moving apart. Almost 99% of thee areas take place under the oceans, which just a few exceptions above sea level, such as the African
TRIP FULL! Waiting list being taken. Dr. Dan Kelley, geologist, and educator leads… Galapagos Islands and Ecuador Andes Mountains Students, Recent Graduates, Educators and others 7-15 July, 2018 TRIP NOW FULL This nine-day (8 night) field trip to Ecuador and
Discover Iceland – Fire and Ice on a Mid-Ocean Ridge July 14-20, 2019 TRIP NOW FULL This 7-day (6 night) field trip to Iceland highlights the amazing geology of this Mid-Ocean Ridge country. We will walk across a plate boundary, see
Trying to teach STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in the classroom can often seem disjointed. Having a STEM teaching tool that links those fields all together so learners can see how amazingly integrated they really would be perfect. Right?
What are the essential pieces of field gear for a geologist – or in fact any geology enthusiast? What things should you have to explore the geology, look for minerals and get the most out of your field time…and
Olivine is one of the simplest silicate minerals that can be found in igneous rocks on our planet. All the silicate minerals are made from the basic silicate mineral building block called the ‘silicon tetrahedron’ which is one silicon atom