Triceratops paper model as part of the Elementary Geology paper models activities.
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Triceratops Paper Model
Triceratops paper model as part of the Elementary Geology paper models activities.
Nautiloid Paper Model
Nautiloid paper model as part of the Elementary Geology paper models activities.
Nautiloid paper model as part of the Elementary Geology paper models activities.
Pterosaur Paper Model
Pterosaur paper model as part of the Elementary Geologic paper models activities.
Pterosaur paper model as part of the Elementary Geologic paper models activities.
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A scenic view of an Alaskan mountain range seen from a high vantage point. In the lower right corner in an inset of a scientist wearing silly googly eyes. In the lower right corner in a grey circle containing the text, "Oh, the places you will go! What it's like to be a hydrologist."
A scenic view of an Alaskan mountain range seen from a high vantage point. In the lower right corner in an inset of a scientist wearing silly googly eyes. In the lower right corner in a grey circle containing the text, "Oh, the places you will go! What it's like to be a hydrologist."
Photo of colorful paper models from USGS Education
USGS Education has several paper models learners can color, cut out, and build. This photo shoes a stratovolcano, trilobite, nautiloid, triceratops, and pterodactyl
USGS Education has several paper models learners can color, cut out, and build. This photo shoes a stratovolcano, trilobite, nautiloid, triceratops, and pterodactyl
USGS paper models collection
USGS Education paper models collection includes dinosaurs and other fossils, and geologic processes like volcanoes and sand dune formation.
USGS Education paper models collection includes dinosaurs and other fossils, and geologic processes like volcanoes and sand dune formation.
Rock formations throughout Glen Canyon
Rock formations throughout Glen Canyon
Rock formations throughout Glen Canyon
The sun sets over camp at Lake Powell
The sun sets over camp at Lake Powell
The sun sets over camp at Lake Powell
View of launch site from the Hite Overlook, UT
View of launch site from the Hite Overlook, UT
View of launch site from the Hite Overlook, UT
View from Panorama Point in Capitol Reef National Park
View from Panorama Point in Capitol Reef National Park
View from Panorama Point in Capitol Reef National Park
Hickman Bridge Trail, Capitol Reef National Park
Hickman Bridge Trail, Capitol Reef National Park
Hickman Bridge Trail, Capitol Reef National Park
Tent for desert camp life
Despite the high evening temperatures, some campers still set up tents to spend the night in. Removal of the rainfly material helped keep it cool.
Despite the high evening temperatures, some campers still set up tents to spend the night in. Removal of the rainfly material helped keep it cool.
Waiting for a motor
On day 2 of the trip, Team G was delayed by strong winds and a broken motor. The boats remained stationary in a cove as we awaited the arrival of a replacement motor.
On day 2 of the trip, Team G was delayed by strong winds and a broken motor. The boats remained stationary in a cove as we awaited the arrival of a replacement motor.
Don't be groover shy
The "groover" is river slang for the toilet. At every camp, the groover site is choosen to accommodate a scenic view as well as to provide its users with a modicum of privacy. At our Ledge Camp, it was easy to find groover users an incredible view, but the privacy factor was in short supply. If you're on a river trip, you can't be groover shy!
The "groover" is river slang for the toilet. At every camp, the groover site is choosen to accommodate a scenic view as well as to provide its users with a modicum of privacy. At our Ledge Camp, it was easy to find groover users an incredible view, but the privacy factor was in short supply. If you're on a river trip, you can't be groover shy!
Morning shade in Narrow Canyon
The black silhouettes of the SCREE flotilla drifts in the shadow of rock walls within Narrow Canyon of the Colorado River.
The black silhouettes of the SCREE flotilla drifts in the shadow of rock walls within Narrow Canyon of the Colorado River.
Group photo at the Dirty Devil take out
A group photo of the 13 members of the Cataract Canyon segment of the SCREE taken at the Dirty Devil (Lake Powell) take-out. From left to right: Ben Kraushaar, Pat Kikut, Matt Cuzzocreo, Tess Harden, Rick Moscati, Erika Osborne, Jessica Flock, Jan McCool, Dan McCool, John Weisheit, Kate Hudson, Tom Minckley, and Cody Perry.
A group photo of the 13 members of the Cataract Canyon segment of the SCREE taken at the Dirty Devil (Lake Powell) take-out. From left to right: Ben Kraushaar, Pat Kikut, Matt Cuzzocreo, Tess Harden, Rick Moscati, Erika Osborne, Jessica Flock, Jan McCool, Dan McCool, John Weisheit, Kate Hudson, Tom Minckley, and Cody Perry.
Paper Powell enjoying calm waters after Cataract Canyon
Paper Powell is posed in the bow of a boat relaxing upon calm waters and in the morning shade within the canyon.
Paper Powell is posed in the bow of a boat relaxing upon calm waters and in the morning shade within the canyon.
Ledge Camp at Mile 178 of the Colorado River
The SCREE boats are tied off at a rock ledge camp along the Colorado River at Mile 178.
The SCREE boats are tied off at a rock ledge camp along the Colorado River at Mile 178.