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I love Santa Fe, New Mexico, so when I had the opportunity to give a lecture on the Colorado River for Southwest Seminar, we spent an…

Can you believe it’s been 40 years since the first IMAX movie was shown at the Grand Canyon in 1983, the same year the water level…

This May, 19 alumni from the Northern Arizona University Geology program came to Flagstaff for our 4th annual Grand Canyon Reunion Rafting Trip. We had a…

While studying geology at Northern Arizona University in the late 1970s, I came across some photos of the Italian Dolomites. To say that a few photos…

Mountains to visit between Munich and VeniceThe trek begins! Before the trek, we spent 6 amazing days in Munich, Innsbruck and Mongelfo/Welsberg in the South Tyrol…

Day 3 – Refugio Lavalera to Refugio ScotoniAll 9 days of the trek were amazing, especially the 3rd and 4th days. In my mind It felt…

Hiking route for day 5Halfway through the hike, I was starting to get used to the trail and the conditions and terrain of the Dolomite trails.…

Thank you very much for reading my blog post series about my trekking to the Dolomite Mountains in Northeast Italy. This will be the last post…

During the last week of September, I served as a geology interpreter on a six-day river trip through Desolation and Gray Canyons on the Green River…

Today, December 12th, marks one of the most important religious and cultural holidays in all of Mexico. The Feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe commemorates the…