will return pages where those phrases are used, whereas
will return pages where one or all of the words is used.
Index of USGS Servers Lots of good stuff here.
Science
and Museum Sites from the UC Berkeley
Museum of Paleontology.The Virtual
Earth Annotated and wanna-be comprehensive; no "time
wasters" here. No sense of humor either.Bob's Rock Shop
Link List Accent on rockhounds and mineral collectors.
Volcano Links from the folks at Michigan Tech.
Hydrology Web Water is very popular. Thus, lots of links.
All about climate.UCSC InfoSlug
On-line information for UC Santa Cruz
UCSC Earth Sciences Department Faculty and department informationLearn about
Monterey Bay
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute There's a canyon bigger than
the Grand Canyon down there!
Volcano World Aimed at school kids with lot's 'o cool pics.
MTU Volcano page More cool pictures and recent eruption info if you like
volcanoes.
Cascades Volcano Observatory from the USGS
Alaska Volcano observatory from the USGS, University of Alaska
Fairbanks, and the Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico -- Instituto de Geofsica/ Institute
of Geophysics Earthquake information from Mexico
Late Breaking Earthquake Information from the USGS.
Recent Northern California Earthquakes from the USGS.
SF Bay Area Earthquake Hazard Maps One of the best
sites I've seen.
Learn about the relationships between fault location, surface geology,
and EQ intensity
The Museum of the
City of San Francisco Lots of historical information about the 1906
and 1989 EQs. Plus a link to these pages! Definitely worth a link.Surf the
Net for
Earthquake Data: seismic links.
Smithsonian Gems and Minerals Spectacular
Rob's Granite Page This guy REALLY likes granite. A must see.
Franciscan Metamorphic Rocks on Ring Mountain, Marin County,
CaliforniaFabulous
Rock Images and Concepts from the University of British Columbia
Life on Mars the NASA
site The Nine
Planets Go explore the Solar System -- an Award winning site.
The Earth Sciences Sites of the Week The name says it all.
Geology 202 Petrology at the University of British Columbia.
UC Berkeley Paleontology and Geology Excellent fossils and geologic
time exibit.
Satellite Images of Earth from NASA
Grand Canyon A nicely
done tour of a geologist's paradise.
USA Today
A good source for late-breaking news on recent geologic events,
especially disasters and catastrophies.
The Map Library at UC Berkeley Check out the "On-line Digitized Maps"
Section!
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |