What’s environmental field work really like? We asked Steve Vandecoevering to tell us about his daily work, advice for field staff just starting out, and more: What do you like most about field work? I love being out in the elements, especially the cool days of spring and fall, and the opportunity to stay physically […]
In our #GEOroadtrip series, we’ll be featuring fun places to go (both near and far) that are related to our disciplines. Come with us and see the world through the eyes of an engineer or geologist! Bike down a historic Trolley right-of-way, and travel from Milwaukie to Gladstone 1890s-style! For our last installment, […]
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UPDATE, 9/26/17: As we all know, the Columbia River Gorge has been through a devastating fire since this article was first published; however, there still some areas that are open the public. The US Forest Service recently published a list of Gorge areas that are still open, as well as additional nearby scenic areas to […]
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By now, you’ve most definitely heard that there will be a solar eclipse this year on Monday, August 21st! If you plan on watching this rare experience, chances are you’ll want to take pictures. Most people use smartphones now instead of cameras, and will want to use their phones to capture the extraordinary event, but it […]
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In our #GEOroadtrip series, we’ll be featuring fun places to go (both near and far) that are related to our disciplines. Come with us and see the world through the eyes of an engineer or geologist! You don’t have to be a pavement engineer to appreciate this historic road Route 66, “The Mother Road,” […]
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