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This
live,
interactive
electronic
field
trip
to
a
North
Carolina
estuary
is
conducted
on
two
dates
each
year.
Previous
field
trips
are
stored
for
non-interactive
access.
Teachers
can
access
resources
on
such
topics
as
estuarine
and
coastal
monitoring,
management,
cultural
traditions,
invasive
species,
and
habitat
restoration.
The
lesson
plans
include
grade
level
and
standards
applicable
for
technology,
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This
resource
is
designed
to
educate
students,
through
activities
teachers
can
use,
about
the
environmental
importance
of
Lake
Ponchartrain.
The
main
goal
is
to
foster
a
sense
of
stewardship
in
students
through
learning
to
identify
environmental
issues
that
affect
the
lake,
offer
changes,
and
develop
solutions.
Although
the
resource
deals
with
the
Lake
Ponchartrain
Basin,
the
activities
are
applicable
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This
team-based,
interactive
educational
experience
aims
to
engage
students
in
real-world
problem
solving.
The
volcano
on
the
normally
tranquil
island
of
Montserrat
has
come
to
life.
As
flaming
pebbles
and
lava
begin
their
devastation,
emergency
response
teams
learn
that
a
hurricane
is
approaching.
Using
real-time
hurricane
and
seismic
data,
teams
of
student
specialists
assist
Mission
Control,
by
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This
guidebook
contains
a
series
of
geology
field
trips
featuring
destinations
along
the
San
Andreas
Fault
in
the
region
that
experienced
surface
rupture
during
the
Great
San
Francisco
Earthquake
of
1906.
The
introduction
includes
material
on
faults
and
earthquakes
in
the
Bay
area,
a
comparison
of
the
1906
and
1989
earthquakes,
a
discussion
of
earthquake
magnitude
and
intensity,
geologic
features
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This
guide
includes
directions
and
a
list
of
stops
for
the
Manzanita
Trail
in
the
San
Gabriel
Mountains
of
California.
Hikers
can
follow
the
trace
of
the
Punchbowl
Fault
and
see
a
variety
of
features,
including
fault
gouge,
slickensides
and
easy-to-identify
juxtapositions
of
quite
different
rock
types
on
either
side
of
the
fault.
The
trail
also
passes
through
many
vegetation
zones,
which
exhibit
a
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This guide provides directions to locations in Hayward, California where visitors can see evidence of creep along the Hayward Fault. There is also information about the earthquake hazards associated with fault zones, earthquake prediction, and landforms associated with offset along a fault. The guide is available in downloadable, printable format (PDF) in two resolutions
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This
guide
provides
an
introduction
to
the
structures,
rocks,
and
geology
of
the
Punchbowl
Fault,
a
part
of
the
San
Andreas
Fault
system
in
southern
California.
Topics
include
the
timing
of
the
fault's
movement,
the
amount
of
displacement,
and
the
internal
structure
and
fabric
of
the
fault.
There
is
also
information
on
the
geochemistry
and
fabric
of
the
crushed
and
distorted
rocks
(ultracataclasites)
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This guide includes a route and stops that present features of the San Andreas fault in the vicinity of Los Angeles and Wrightwood, California. Students can see different rock types on either side of the fault, representing the Pacific and North American Plates, and other features such as sag ponds, fault gouge, fault valleys, and tilted layers of sediments.
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This
guide
provides
information
on
the
geology
of
Bald
Mountain,
an
outstanding
example
of
an
unvegetated
mountain
summit
in
western
Maine.
Topics
include
the
petrology
of
the
metamorphic
rocks
exposed
on
the
mountain
(layered
quartzite
and
schist),
which
preserve
evidence
of
their
sedimentary
origin
(graded
bedding,
cross-bedding).
There
is
also
information
on
the
glacial
history
of
the
area,
as
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This
guide
provides
an
introduction
to
the
glacial
landforms
and
other
complexly
eroded
features
seen
in
Grafton
Notch
State
Park,
which
is
located
in
southwestern
Maine.
There
is
a
detailed
discussion
of
the
glacial
history
of
the
area,
which
features
steep
gorges,
waterfalls,
eskers,
an
ancient
glacial
lake,
and
other
landforms
superimposed
on
a
terrain
of
Silurian
metamorphic
rocks
and
Devonian
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