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.
NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR NOVEMBER DINNER MEETING

Announcements/
- New Meeting. NWGS Monthly Dinner Meeting.
Geology Underfoot in Western Washington, Dave Tucker, WWU Geology. Click on the Calendar Link for
more information (posted 10/24/17).
- New Newsletter. The November 2017 NWGS newsletter is
now available. Clickon the Newsletters Link for more information
(posted 10/24/17).
- New Resume. Nadia Mugisha, B.S. Civil Engineering.
Click on Resume Link for more information (posted 10/16/17).
- New Paper.
Cascadia subduction tremor muted by crustal faults. Click
on the Suggested Readins Link for more information (posted
10/16/17).
- New Talk. Dinosaurs: more birdlike than ever
imagined!, Jack Horner, 16 October. Click on the Calendar
Link for more information (posted 9/15/17).
- New Position. Senior Hydrogeologist. Washington
Department of Ecology. Click on the Employment Link for
more inforation (posted 8/30/17).
- New Position. Entry level & mid/senior level
Geologist. Golder, Redmond Office. Click on the Employment
Link for more information (posted 8/18/17).
- New Position. Geotechnical Engineer. Adapt
Engineering. Continuous. Click on the Employment Link for more
information (posted 7/29/17).
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.
NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR NOVEMBER DINNER MEETING
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2013 Fall Field Trip 2012 Fall Field Trip 2012 Spring Field Trip
Bruce Stoker
On Treahcerous
2013 Fall Field Trip Chiwaukum Schist Eric Cheney Darrington Phyllite Wallula Gap
Near Ice Harbour
Palouse Falls
Cadman Quarry
Ground
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