Earth Sciences: Education: College: Field Camps

Geological engineering field camp in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming.

Field camp travels to different parts of Alaska, specializes in gold-bearing plutonic rocks, metamorphic rocks, clastic deposition, regional tectonics, and structural studies.

Field camp based in northern New Mexico.

Schedules, routes, reference materials, photographs, maps and other information for a travelling undergraduate geology summer field camp.

Field camp based in the Cañon City, Colorado area.

Geology field camp in Wyoming, Montana, and South Dakota combining traditional field methods with electronic mapping techniques.

Field camp which spends five weeks in the Black Hills of South Dakota and one week in the central Bighorn Mountains of Wyoming. Includes course description, logistical information, and costs.

Travelling field camp based in Cedar City, Utah. Conducts project at various localities in the region.

Provides information on field geology, marine geology and sedimentology courses offered in Outback Australia and Coastal Australia to overseas students. The courses are run in July-August for advanced undergraduates in Earth Science and Geology.

Each year 20-40 students participate in summer field course at sites in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and New Mexico. Helps students learn the basic tools of a geologist's trade, including observation and interpretation, field mapping, stratigraphic interpretation, and structural analysis.

Study complexly deformed sedimentary rocks, medium and high grade metamorphic rocks, plutons, and volcanic rocks in Idaho.