USGS Evening public lecture

Learn about the USGS role in space exploration on Jan. 23

“Bats in the West” is USGS lecture topic on Sept. 26

USGS evening public lecture on Aug. 29 looks at Pliocene World

Next USGS public lecture on July 25 focuses on phenology

Learn what the USA National Phenology Network and what it's been up to in the last 10 years! Find out how phenology helps humans adapt

USGS public lecture on May 30 examines mapping of Rodgers Creek Fault

The free public lecture takes place at 7:00 at the USGS campus: Rambo Auditorium/Bldg. 3, 345 Middlefield Rd. Menlo Park.

Snow and Avalanche Science is USGS topic on March 22

USGS Physical Scientist Erich Peitzsch will discuss highlights of applied avalanche research and forecasting on March 22 at 7:00 pm. The lecture will take place at Rambo

The Effects of Climate Change is topic of USGS evening lecture on June 22

USGS (Scientist Emeritus) Tom Suchanek will examine: - The frequency of extreme and unpredictable weather events is increasing. - What are the effects of an increase

USGS lecture examines rock falls in California’s Sierra Nevada on Oct. 27

USGS Research Civil Engineer Brian D. Collins of the Landslide Hazards Program will talk about rock falls in California's Sierra Nevada on Thursday, Oct. 27,

USGS evening lecture looks at California Delta on June 30

The next free public lecture at USGS, titled Mercury and Rice in the California Delta, will take place on June 30 at 7:00 pm in

USGS evening lecture examines effects of Yellowstone supereruption on May 26

USGS hydrologist Larry Mastin will give a free public lecture titled Forecasting Ashfall Impacts from Yellowstone Supereruption on Thursday, May 26 at 7:00 pm. Yellowstone