A program by the Geological Society of America, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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ALT The Geological Society of America graphic for The U.S. Role in Global Geoheritage: History, Partnerships, and Engagement, Wed., 17 Sept., 2025 09:00–10:30 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada). Register now. Attend and begin earning a Geoheritage Advocate Badge: a digital microcredential recognizing your engagement with the latest developments in geoheritage. Image of a coastal location in Denmark nominated for a World Heritage site designation. https://www.geosociety.org/geoheritage
ALT Colorful graphic with words "Free Workshop"
ALT Flyer for GSA Session T65. Intention is not enough: Real-life power imbalances in the history of geosciences and possible futurities. Explore "good intentions" with us. Flyer background shows image of a tropical islet and open ocean, and portraits of Thi Truong, Karen Pham, Darryl Reano. Full text and details on our website: https://sites.google.com/asu.edu/gsa-t65/
ALT Photo of the Rio Grande as it winds through Big Bend National Park, taken from the surface of the water. The tan walls of the canyon stretch upward toward a bright blue sky with a few white clouds. The water is a greenish gray hue, and it calmly reaches to sandy embankments on either side, which give way to bright green shurbs and grasses up to the canyon walls. On the river, a man in a gray vest and a purplish gray hat is navigating a red canoe using a blue and yellow oar. He's facing away from the camera, but seems to be staring straight ahead.
ALT The twelve GSA 2024 calendar images and photographer names in a grid 4 across by 3 down.
ALT GeoCorps participant Hayden at a canyon overlook near the Inaja Memorial Picnic Site of Cleveland National Forest. One person stands and smiles while doing fieldwork outdoors near a canyon overlook.
ALT GeoCorps participant Noah helping prepare a LiDAR drone to collect data for a peat survey. One person in safety gear sits and smiles in a forested area. In the foreground a drone sits on a circular launch pad.
ALT GeoCorps participants Sam and Noah on their way to study undisturbed peatlands on islands in the many lakes of northern Minnesota, near Superior National Forest. Two people canoeing on a lake and smiling. Both people are wearing life vests.
ALT GeoCorps participant Hailey taking water samples at the base of a glacier in the Wind River Range of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming. One person stands outdoors in a mountainous environment and smiles while gesturing to a glacier that appears in the background. They stand near a glacial lake with a water sample bottle in their hand.
ALT GeoCorps participant Anna giving a ranger talk about agates of Nebraska at Chadron State Park, NE.
ALT GeoCorps participant Mason meets Smokey Bear at “605 Day,” a South Dakota holiday.
ALT GeoCorps participant Allison administers surveys at the National Grasslands Visitors Center in South Dakota.