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This
field
guide
to
the
Wallace
Creek
area
describes
various
features
and
explains
their
origin.
Tectonic
landform
features
such
as
offset
channels,
beheaded
channels,
shutter
ridges
with
ponded
sediments,
alluvial
fans,
a
sag
pond,
and
fault
scarps
are
located
and
discussed.
One
section
describes
the
probable
geologic
history
of
Wallace
Creek.
The
slip
rate
and
its
implications
are
also
discussed.
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These
two
guided
automobile
tours
will
take
individuals
to
points
of
interest
in
the
Carrizo
Plain.
The
first
tour
goes
from
the
Goodwin
Education
Center
in
the
Carrizo
Plain
to
Soda
Lake
and
then
to
the
San
Andreas
fault
at
Wallace
Creek.
Apart
from
Soda
Lake,
the
guide
directs
one
to
notice
clay
dunes,
a
fault
scarp,
part
of
an
anticline,
a
stream
offset
by
the
fault,
and
beheaded
channels.
The
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Wallace Creek Interpretive Trail: A Geologic Guide to the San Andreas Fault at Wallace Creek -
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This
collection
of
virtual
field
trips
and
field
trip
guides
spans
the
United
States
and
Canada
and
is
organized
geographically.
The
sites
contain
descriptive
local
geological
or
earth
science
information
and
are
developed
by
a
variety
of
universities
as
course
components
as
well
as
by
local
and
national
geological
associations
for
professional
and
public
education.
Links
to
downloadable
versions
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In
this
activity,
students
can
learn
to
pan
for
gold
and
magnetite.
They
will
learn
skills
such
as
making
observations
under
field
conditions
and
watching
out
for
poison
ivy.
They
will
see
the
effects
of
stream
flow
on
sediments
and
observe
sedimentary
structures
such
as
stream
bars
and
islands,
observe
that
different
sizes
of
sediment
are
located
in
different
parts
of
the
stream,
distinguish
between
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This
resource
provides
essential
practical
details
as
well
as
a
framework
for
how
to
use
intertidal
zone
coastal
resources
as
a
powerful
learning
experience.
The
guide
is
designed
to
increase
effective
access
to
coastal
resources.
Designed
for
teachers,
it
can
also
be
used
by
after-school
program
leaders,
summer
camp
staff
and
community
groups.
Although
written
for
Boston
harbor,
the
information
is
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This website has a wealth of resources on North Carolina's estuaries including lesson plans, field guides, field trips opportunities, professional development opportunities and online water and weather data. Site also features EstuaryCam, a live shot of Beaufort Inlet. Downloadable video is available of lessons, events, and workshops.
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This website has a wealth of resources on North Carolina's estuaries including lesson plans, field guides, field trips opportunities, professional development opportunities and online water and weather data. Site also features EstuaryCam, a live shot of Beaufort Inlet. Downloadable video is available of lessons, events, and workshops.
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This
is
the
home
page
for
the
April
2003
NAGT
workshop
on
Teaching
Biocomplexity
in
the
Geosciences.
The
workshop
program
has
links
to
each
PowerPoint
presentation
given
during
the
workshop,
as
well
as
links
to
notes
that
resulted
from
each
of
the
working
group
sessions.
Example
teaching
materials
from
the
share
fair
and
the
poster
session
are
also
linked.
A
field
trip
to
Yellowstone
National
Park
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The
Colorado
Geological
Survey
(CGS)
is
an
agency
of
state
government
within
the
Department
of
Natural
Resources
whose
mission
is
to
help
reduce
the
impact
of
geologic
hazards
on
the
citizens
of
Colorado,
to
promote
the
responsible
economic
development
of
mineral
and
mineral
fuel
resources,
to
provide
geologic
insight
into
water
resources,
and
to
provide
geologic
advice
and
information
to
a
variety
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This
Lake
Mead
National
Recreation
Area
site
contains
a
section
to
plan
a
visit
to
the
Boulder
Basin,
Lake
Mohave,
Overton
Arm,
and
East
Lake
Mead
areas;
a
park
newspaper;
park
maps;
and
a
photo
archive.
There
is
information
on
the
natural
history
of
plant
and
animal
life
in
the
park,
including
a
species
list
of
birds,
mammals,
plants,
and
reptiles;
sections
on
bats,
spring
flowers,
and
algae
bloom
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