Northwest Geological Society
The Northwest Geological Society is a non-profit educational organization which provides a forum for information and discussion on Northwest geology and related topics. The Society sponsors talks by leading academic and professional geologists at its monthly meetings, conducts field trips to locales of regional geologic interest, and publishes meeting summaries and field guides based on those activities. Membership is open to anyone interested in regional geoscience issues, and includes professionals, teachers, students, and others who have an interest in this field.
Announcements
- New Link. Mrs. Anderson's class suggested we post a link
about volcanoes on our site. Check it out by clicking on
the Links Link for more information. (posted 5/12/12).
- New Field Trip. NWGS Summer Field Trip, 14-19
August. Kristinn Arnar Guðjónsson. MSc, PhD, geography and
geology, Iceland. (posted 5/12/12).
- New Job Position. Entry level geologist/hidrogeolosit
with SLR consulting. Closes 5/18/12. Click on the
Employmnet Link for more information. (posted 5/9/12).
- New Meeting. AEG Student Night. 17 May. Student
presentations. Click on the Calendar Link for more information.
(posted 5/2/12).
- New Positions. WADNR Summer Field Assistants.
Click on the Employment Link for more information. (posted
4/30/12).
- New Newsletter. The May
NWGS is now
available. Click on the Newsletter link for more
information. (posted 4/20/12).
- New Field Trip. NWGS Spring Field Trip, 19-20
May.
Steve Riedel, formerly of Batelle, Abandoned Channels of the
Pliocene Columbia River. Reservations are now being accepted! (posted 4/18/12).
- New Position Announcement. Environmental Specialist for the
Muckleshoot Nation. Click on the Employment Link for more
information. (posted 3/10/12).
The Northwest Geological Society is a non-profit educational organization which provides a forum for information and discussion on Northwest geology and related topics. The Society sponsors talks by leading academic and professional geologists at its monthly meetings, conducts field trips to locales of regional geologic interest, and publishes meeting summaries and field guides based on those activities. Membership is open to anyone interested in regional geoscience issues, and includes professionals, teachers, students, and others who have an interest in this field.