Many of you may be aware that in recent years I have worked as a seasonal park ranger for the...

A moonless, star-splattered night sky rimmed by massive cliffs of the Virgin River Gorge and a campfire that could probably...

If I could have given away prizes for the first correct answer and best clue to my recent contest, here...

The two–day field trip with Southern Utah University’s First Annual Geology Symposium this past weekend was bursting with new and...

The theme of my last post on the Taylor Creek Thrust Zone of Zion National Park continues here with the...

Standing in my brother's southern Utah yard this sunny springtime afternoon, I got to looking around at his desert landscaping...

Was it the clue “ginormous shallow magma chamber” that ultimately was the dead giveaway for the successful entrants who figured...

Perhaps as early as 150 million years ago during the Jurassic period of geologic time, western North America began to...

Turbid Conglomerates And The Point Reyes Lighthouse My early–March geology adventure at Point Reyes National Seashore was slowly winding down,...