Explore how ancient environments, tectonic uplift and erosion shaped the Colorado Plateau's red rock landscapes.
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Ancient Rocks from China Offer New Clues to Earth's Earliest Crust — An accessible, evidence-led geology feature for readers interested in Earth science and geological history.
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Rain Could Be a Missing Piece in the Ocean Carbon Budget, New Study Suggests — An accessible, evidence-led geology feature for readers interested in Earth science and geological history.
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A Practical Guide to Learning Geology: From Rock Identification to Geological Time — An accessible, evidence-led geology feature for readers interested in Earth science and geological history.
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The Great Unconformity: What a Missing Billion Years Can Tell Us About Earth — An accessible, evidence-led geology feature for readers interested in Earth science and geological history.
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How to Read a Landscape on a Geology Field Trip: Six Observations That Matter — An accessible, evidence-led geology feature for readers interested in Earth science and geological history.
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The dramatic rock towers of Arizona's Chiricahua region are associated with thick deposits of volcanic ash that cooled and welded together. Later weatherin
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The Capitan Reef of West Texas and New Mexico is a major Permian carbonate system preserved around the margins of an ancient basin. Its rocks record a mari
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The San Juan volcanic region of southwestern Colorado contains a complex record of volcanic activity, including large caldera systems and younger volcanic
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Salt flats develop where water collects in a closed basin and evaporates, leaving dissolved minerals behind. Death Valley's playa surfaces preserve a chang
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