G130 Geology of National Parks and Monuments

Oct 01, 2012

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G130 Geology of National Parks Lecture 01 - Introduction. Early National ParksCreation of National Parks ServiceIntroduction to GeologyOverview of RocksGeologic ProcessesGeologic History. Creation of First National Parks, 1800's. 20 APR 1832 Hot Springs Reserve, Arkansasredesignated Hot Spri

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G130 Geology of National Parks and Monuments

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National Parks

National Parks. ‘a sort of national property in which every man has a right and interest who has an eye to perceive and a heart to enjoy’ , William Wordsworth (1810) in his Guide to the Lakes. These icons indicate that teacher’s notes or useful web addresses are available in the Notes Page.

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NATIONAL PARKS.

NATIONAL PARKS. Everything you need to know about our scenic areas. Mr. J. Hartley. Lesson Objective: To have an understanding of what a National Park is and the purpose of them. 1) What is a National park? 2) When were they set up? 3) What is the purpose of National Parks?

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G130 – Geology of National Parks and Monuments

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