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2007 Canyon de Chelly, Arizona
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2003 Chiricahua Mountains
2002 Washington State: A Planetary Analogue in Flood Basalts and Flood Channels
2002 Beach Processes
2001 Southern New Mexico
2000 K/T Boundary and the Valles Caldera
2000 Death Valley
1999 Havasupai
1999 Canyonlands chevron_right
1998 Baja, Mexico
1998 Canyon de Chelly and the Salt River Canyon
1997 White Sands and Black Caverns: Southern New Mexico
1997 Yellowstone National Park chevron_right
1996 Fire and Ice: The White Mountains
1995 Nevada Test Site chevron_right
1994 Grand Canyon and Geology of the Colorado Plateau
1994 Beach Processes and Geology of Southern California
1993 Geology of Southern California
1993 Superstition Mountains and Geology of Central Arizona
1992 Canyon de Chelly and the Salt River Canyon
1992 White Sands and Geology of the Chiricahua Mountains

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Channeled Scablands, Washington, Fall 2024

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Fall 2024 Channeled Scablands, Washington

Field Trips

Overview
2026 Chiricahuas
2025 Owens Valley
2025 Salton Sea
2024 Channeled Scablands, WA
2024 Death Valley
2023 Northern Arizona
2022 Mojave Desert
2021 Chiricahua National Monument
2019 Zuni Bandera
2019 White Sands
2018 Death Valley
2018 Canyon de Chelly
2017 Page, Arizona
2009 Remote Sensing & the Mojave
2009 Geronimo/San Bernadino Volcanic Field, Arizona
2008 Water, Chemistry, and Fire - Eastern Arizona
2008 Beach Processes, Southern California
2007 Southern New Mexico: Kilbourne Hole, White Sands, and Carrizozo Lava Flow
2007 Canyon de Chelly, Arizona
Fall 2006 - Raton Basin, Colorado
Spring 2006 - Death Valley, California
Fall 2005 - Baja California, Mexico
Spring 2005 - Sentinel Volcanic Field, Arizona
2004 West Texas
Fall 2004 - Canyonlands
2003 White Mountains and Canyon de Chelly
2003 Chiricahua Mountains
2002 Washington State: A Planetary Analogue in Flood Basalts and Flood Channels
2002 Beach Processes
2001 Southern New Mexico
2000 K/T Boundary and the Valles Caldera
2000 Death Valley
1999 Havasupai
1999 Canyonlands
- 1999 Table of Contents - Canyonlands
- 1999 Editor's Introduction
1998 Baja, Mexico
1998 Canyon de Chelly and the Salt River Canyon
1997 White Sands and Black Caverns: Southern New Mexico
1997 Yellowstone National Park
1996 Fire and Ice: The White Mountains
1995 Nevada Test Site
1994 Grand Canyon and Geology of the Colorado Plateau
1994 Beach Processes and Geology of Southern California
1993 Geology of Southern California
1993 Superstition Mountains and Geology of Central Arizona
1992 Canyon de Chelly and the Salt River Canyon
1992 White Sands and Geology of the Chiricahua Mountains

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