Discover Volcanism – Hawaii February 2017 – a trip for all geology enthusiasts! 11-19 February 2017 This trip is now full. These are very popular trips and fill within weeks of being advertised, and so we suggest that you consider
Gary Lewis, GEOetc, leads….. Discover Hawaii’s Active Volcanoes A trip for STEM & Geography Teachers Pre-service teachers and College Students are welcome on this trip. This trip is now full. These are very popular trips and fill within weeks of being
Discover the amazing geology that Colorado has to offer with a group of teachers and pre-service teachers as we tour Central Colorado during this 5-day adventure. SORRY – TRIP CANCELLED June 24-29, 2017 | Central Colorado Come with us to
TRIP FULL! Waiting list being taken. Dr. Christopher Spencer, geologist, and educator leads… Anatomy of the Alps Discover Plate Tectonics in Italy and Switzerland July 30 – August 8, 2018 K-12 teachers and pre-service teachers of Earth Science and Geography
Discover Hawaii’s Active Volcanoes A New Years experience – a trip for all geology enthusiasts! 30 December 2018 – 6 January 2019 TRIP IS CLOSED Come and celebrate the arrival of the new year while living and learning on one
Mica has been used for many purposes over time and even in my short lifetime I have seen it in toasters, light fittings and as windows in coal-fired heaters. But what is this amazing mineral? Mica is a
Understanding time is something that geoscientists are just great at doing. But we get a little sick of people not understanding the boundaries of fantasy and reality….so here it is! And you can get it on a T shirt here.
Most people believe that one of the major hazards of volcanoes are lava flows. They are surprised to find out that almost no one has ever been killed during an eruption by lava flows – and that sadly most
Diamonds are NOT a girl’s best friend – or so I tell my wife. And here is why. All minerals are formed from atoms and compounds that take on a certain crystalline form due to the temperature and pressure conditions
Mapping lava flows using satellite images is a wonderful activity that you can do in your classroom. In some locations, the color of the flows due to the weathering of the lava and the amount of revegetation can be