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Degrees, Course Offerings, and Class SchedulesMaterials for Introductory Geology Courses
Students enrolled in Physical Geology 001 and other introductory courses will find the following resources useful:
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Geology of Long Island and New York City
Paleontology and Paleoecology
Other Topics Farther Afield
TEACHING RESOURCES
Geology of Long Island and New York City
Paleontology and Paleoecology
Petrology and Mineralogy
Panoramas and Virtual Field Trips
Misc. Topics and Resources
REFERENCE MATERIALS FOR GEOLOGISTS AND K-16 TEACHERS
Looking for more information? Here is a list of some of our favorite Earth-Science-related links to get you started.
Links to Web Sites by Physical Geology Topic (courtesy of McGraw Hill Publishing)
Open Directory Project - Earth Science Links (over 4000 links by category)
Environmental Science and Hydrogeology Job Search (ejobs.org)
General Geology / Earth Science
Useful Geological Links
US Geological Survey Home Page
Geological Society of America
AGI American Geological Institute
AGU American Geophysical Union
SEPM, Society for Sedimentary Geology
The Geological Survey of Canada (Natural Resources Canada)
British Geological Survey
Regional / New York State Geology
New York State Museum (excellent geological resources / displays)
Geologic History of Long Island (from Newsday)
Long Island Geologists - Conferences/Resources
Westchester Geology Home Page
Nearby Seismic Events from Columbia/Lamont
New Jersey Geological Survey
Pennsylvania Geological Survey
The Paleonet Pages
Open Directory Project - Paleontology links - 1000 links organized by category!
Oceans of Kansas - Fossil marine reptiles and more.
Dino Russ' Lair - A good jumping off point for information about dinosaurs.
British Geological Survey Fossil Focus - Basic information about different fossil groups.
Sky Online Astronomy Web Directory (an extensive list of links by category)
JPL Directory (Jet Propulsion Laboratory web pages)
Current Sky Events
NASA Clementine Moon Images
Mars Global Surveyor
NASA Galileo at Jupiter
NEAR Mission to Asteroid Eros
NASA's Planetary Photo Journal
Astronomy Magazine
NASA's Planetary Photo Journal (a large collection of planet images)
NASA's Spacelink - Earth images from space (a large collection of links to images)
Environmental Science / Hydrology
Massachusetts Office of Environmental Affairs (has a good environmental links page)
Pollution Online
Solid Waste Online
Water Online
National Association of Geoscience Teachers
National Center for Science Education (anti-creationism group)
National Science Teachers Association
New York Earth Science Teacher
How the Weather Works
Useful sites for finding images and diagrams for teaching
University of Bremen Mineral Gallery (large mineral images arranged by mineral family)
Smithsonian Gem and Mineral Gallery (large, high quality images)
NASA's Planetary Photo Journal (a large collection of planet images)
NASA's Spacelink - Earth images from space (a large collection of links to images)
Newsday Series on Long Island's History
Science
Nature
Duke Geological Laboratory (home of our own Charles Merguerian!)