AZGS Newsletter Winter 2020-2021.
The Lowell Institute for Mineral Resources offers outreach opportunities for Arizona elementary and high school students.
AZGS contributed nearly $32 million to Arizona’s economy over the past year – a 34-fold return on the survey’s FY-2018 state allocation of $941,000.
The Arizona Geological Survey is celebrating GSA-2019 with 21 Arizona Rocks! digital postcards.
The Virtual Arizona Experience had a great run from 14 February 2012 till March 2019. 'All good things must pass.'
Arizona State University (ASU) is partnering with Phoenix-area libraries to develop field-tested, replicable, low-cost toolkits of citizen science resources for public libraries.
On the evening of 1 Nov. 2015, residents of the Phoenix Metro area were rudely awakened when a magnitude 4.1 earthquake shook the valley. According to the Arizona Republic, and numerous other Phoenix-based media outlets, people across the Valley of the Sun felt a sharp jolt followed by several seconds of ground shaking. There were no reports of injuries or damage. That modest earthquake generated the sort of media attention that might normally accompany a punishing magnitude 5 or 6 earthquake. But as with real estate sales, it’s all about location.