Natural History of Parks and Monuments
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Natural History of Parks and Monuments
Explore the natural history of North America's most
beautiful scenic areas. The geology and natural history of Canada's and America's
systems of national parks and monuments provides an understanding of our unspoiled
ecosystems. The geological history and diversity of ecological habitats provide
insight into the unique features of our most unspoiled areas. Parks representing a
varity of geological, ecological and historical significance are covered.
COURSE INFORMATION
Instructor: John Snively |
Phone: 503-657-6958 ext: 2375 |
Office: P124e |
This course is offered as an evening course usually during the Winter Term. The course number is G 124 and meets one night a week during the term.
TOPICS
Each of the following topic headings are linked to a National Park Service web site for each individual National park. If you want to find out more information about any one park, just click on the park name and away you'll go! Enjoy!
Other links: Stratigraphy
Other links: geology
Other links: Stratigraphy
Other links: Stratigraphy 3-d tour
Other links: Stratigraphy 3-d tour
Other links: Stratigraphy Great pictures
Carlsbad Caverns National Parks
Other Useful National Parks and Monument Links: