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Field camp group photograph at the Grand Canyon

Field camp group photograph at the Grand Canyon

Field group taking notes at bubbling springs near San Ysidro, NM.

Field group taking notes at bubbling springs near San Ysidro, NM.

Field camp students work with Professor Tobias Fischer measuring CO2 flux at Sulphur Springs in the Valles Caldera field area.

Field camp students work with Professor Tobias Fischer measuring CO2 flux at Sulphur Springs in the Valles Caldera field area.

Grilling hamburgers and hotdogs at the campsite

Grilling hamburgers and hotdogs at the campsite

Photograph of the Grand Canyon by Laura Crossey

Photograph of the Grand Canyon by Laura Crossey

Field camp students look over the field area near San Ysidro, NM.

Field camp students look over the field area near San Ysidro, NM.

Dr. Karlstrom over seeing the Grand Canyon

Dr. Karlstrom over seeing the Grand Canyon

Prof. Karlstrom working with students on mapping fault features at San Ysidro.

Prof. Karlstrom working with students on mapping fault features at San Ysidro.

Field camp students mapping the Grand Canyon

Field camp students mapping the Grand Canyon

UNM Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences wraps up three-week geology capstone course

By Dani Rae Wascher July 16, 2023

Categories: Earth & Planetary Sciences

Tags: UNM Earth and Planetary Sciences geology

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