[Geolalumni] GSA field trips in October

[David Tucker]

WWU geologists and friends,

The annual meeting of GSA is in Vancouver BC this October. The list of field
trips is published on line at
http://community.geosociety.org/gsa2014/science/fieldtrips

Three of these will be led by WWU faculty and associates past and present:
Doug Clark, Scott Linneman, Dave Tucker, Eric Grossman, Kevin Scott, and Don
Easterbrook.

412. Glaciers, Isostasy, and Eustasy in the Fraser Lowland: Resolving
Late-Pleistocene Glaciation across the International Border 

Fri.–Sat., 17–18 Oct. This trip begins in Bellingham, Washington, USA, and
ends in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cost: US$264 1B, 2L, 1D, R, 1ON
Leaders: Douglas H. Clark, Western Washington Univ.; Michele N. Koppes


413. Mount Baker Lahars and Debris Flows, Ancient, Modern and Future 


Sat., 18 Oct. This trip begins and ends in Bellingham, Washington, USA. This
trip will visit the Middle Fork and main fork of the Nooksack River.
Cost: US$96 L, R
Leaders: David S. Tucker, Western Washington Univ.; Scott R. Linneman, Eric
Grossman, Kevin M. Scott
Cosponsor: GSA Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology Division


421. Multiple Younger Dryas and Allerød Moraines (Sumas Stade) in the Fraser
Lowland and Late Pleistocene Glaciomarine Drift (Everson Interstade) 


Thurs., 23 Oct.
Cost: US$104 L. This trip begins and ends in Bellingham, Washington, USA.
Leader: Don J. Easterbrook, Western Washington Univ.

Note that trips 412 and 421 will present different perspectives on very
similar topics. They are on different days so you could attend both. 

Follow the link above. Click on the + next to the trip title to learn more.

 

 

Dave Tucker

Research Associate, Geology Department

Western Washington University

Board Member, Mount Baker Volcano Research Center:

www.mbvrc.wwu.edu

 

Mount Baker Volcano Research Center subscription site:

www.mbvrc.wordpress.com

 

My website is Northwest Geology Field Trips:

www.nwgeology.wordpress.com

 

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