Quimper Geological Society
Tsunamis in Washington State: Evidence for local and Cascadian earthquakes Washington’s tsunami sources include the obvious Cascadia subduction zone, plus… Read more02-29-2020 Carrie Garrison Laney — Tsunami deposits of the Puget Sound
From the Accretion of the Olympics to the Birth of the Cascades: The Eocene Transformation of Washington Geology About the lecture… Read more01-18-2020 Jeff Tepper — Accretion of the Olympics and Birth of the Cascades
We are living in a time of unprecedented and rapid technological, economic, social, and environmental change. I will argue that,… Read more12-7-2019 Peter Ward — The Coming Great Simplification?
Buried and Submerged Forests of the Pacific Northwest—Witnesses to Ancient Earthquakes, Landslides, and Volcanic Eruptions. How much we know about… Read more11-14-2020 Pat Pringle — Buried and Submerged Forests of the Pacific Northwest (Zoom recording)
Sept. 20-22, 2019: Mt. Rainier Field Trip Professor Emeritus Pat Pringle of Centralia College and colleagues led a 3-day trip… Read more09-20-2019 Pat Pringle: Fall field trip—Geology of Mt. Rainier
Beach Walks on July 15 and 31, 2019: Geology of Fort Worden Bluffs July 15th and July 31st Geology group advisors… Read more07-15-2019 Kitty Reed: Fort Worden Geology beach walks
Field Trip June 22, 2019: Geology of Hurricane Ridge and the Olympic Mountains; Jim Aldrich—Leader On this one-day field trip… Read more06-22-2019 Summer Field Trip to Hurricane Ridge
We have a new name: Quimper Geological Society In the eight years we have been operating under the Jefferson Land… Read more07-01-2019 Quimper Geological Society (Note new name)
On Saturday, June 8th we had local TV celebrity Nick Zentner of Central Washington State University over to talk about… Read more06-08-2019 Nick Zentner: Nick on the Rocks in Eastern WA
Seattle Building Stone II Geologic Excursion to Seattle; Saturday, May 11, 2019 David Williams, author of Stories in Stone (and… Read more05-11-2019: David Williams: Seattle Building Stone Trip II