USGS evening lecture

USGS evening lecture on April 18 looks at California’s changing ecosystems as observed from space

Land Subsidence is subject of next USGS evening lecture on March 28

USGS evening lecture on Sept. 27 focuses on 1868 Hayward earthquake

The free, open-to-the-public lecture, which will be given by USGS Research Geophysicist Tom Brother, takes place on Sept. 27 at 7:00 pm in the Rambo

Upcoming USGS evening lecture looks at what’s happening with the Kilauea Volcano

"What on Earth is going on at Kilauea Volcano?" is the title of a talk by USGS Research Geophysicist Kyle Anderson on Thursday, Aug. 30

“What’s in a species name” is topic of USGS lecture on Sept. 28

John B. French, Jr., Center Director USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center will discuss: What have museum collections taught us about invasive diseases? When is an

California as “volcano country” is USGS evening lecture on April 23, commemorating centennial of 1914-17 eruptions

Everyone knows that California is “earthquake country,” but it is also “volcano country.” The most recent large volcanic eruption in California was 100 years ago