Western Perry County.Ĭonference Host: Pennsylvania Geological Survey This conference included six field trips in central Pennsylvania. Third Annual Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists, 1933 The main excursion traversed the Lehigh and Delaware gaps followed by three one-half day trips in the Saucon Valley, Pleistocene drifts, and the Spitzenberg.Ĭonference Hosts: Lehigh University and Lafayette College Two one-half day trips examined Triassic rocks and the slate and cement district. Six field trips with road logs are in the guidebook. Leaders: Chesleigh Bonine, Charles Butts, Ralph Stone, Frank SwartzĪround and Near the “Forks of the Delaware,” and Various and Sundry “Gaps.” Second Annual Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists, 1932

Tyrone thrust fault structures.Ĭonference Host: Pennsylvania State CollegeĬonference Headquarters: State College, PA Stratigraphy of the Allegheny Front from Gallitzen to Altoona.

Silurian and Lower Devonian rocks of the Bald Eagle Valley from Bellefonte to Lock Haven. American Lime and Stone Company at Bellefonte. Road logs were not included with this guidebook but five trips were conducted. First Annual Field Conference of Pennsylvania Geologists, 1931 One hour programs are a minimum charge of $100 (covers up to 12 students ) / $8.00 per student after the minimum one-and-a-half hour programs are a minimum charge of $125 (covers up to 12 students)/ $10.00 per student after the minimum.Geology of areas of the Bellefonte, Tyrone and Lock Haven Quadrangles. Many of our field trips are available for outreach at your school as well. To learn more scroll down to see all of our field trips by grade level. We feature three distinct habitats - stream, wetlands, and forest - that are ideally suited to enhance the fundamentals of environmental science in a controlled setting. Our field trips are correlated to Georgia Standards of Excellence according to grade level and subject area using academically-based curriculum materials. Register to Volunteer at our Monthly Volunteer DayĪt the Dunwoody Nature Center, classes move through the meadow and trails of our park led by our highly trained staff of environmental educators for a hands-on learning experience that reinforces and brings to life the STEM concepts that they are taught in the classroom.

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