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Tuolumne
Meadows
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In this exciting new field
course you will explore the geologic setting, history, and processes
that shaped the spectacular scenery of the Eastern Sierra Nevada.
Destinations include Tuolumne Meadows in Yosemite National Park, as
well as numerous sites in the Mono Lake and Mammoth Lakes regions. Gain
a deeper understanding and appreciation for the diverse and interesting
geology of this popular recreational area.
Designed for the
interested layperson, this course offered through UC Berkeley Extension
(optional credit) requires no previous geologic background. The course
includes easy-to-moderate hikes, covering up to five miles per day.
Participants may stay at a group campground in Mammoth Lakes or reserve
their own accommodations in town. Logistics, including carpools and
meals, will be arranged at the orientation. Enrollment is limited
to 20.
JOHN KARACHEWSKI, Ph.D., is a hydrologist for Weiss
Associates at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. He has conducted
and managed geology and environmental projects throughout the western
United States and Pacific basin. In addition, he is an avid hiker and
photographer.
For
more information contact John at 925-424-5063
- 1 evening orientation and 4 days of field
study
- Sept. 9: Thurs., 6:30-9:30 pm (orientation)
- Sept. 23-26: Thurs.-Sat., 8 am-6 pm;
Sun., 8 am-1 pm (field)
- Berkeley (orientation): Room 108, UC Berkeley Extension
International Center, 2222 Harold Way
- Sierra Nevada: Logistical details provided at orientation session
- $425, includes campsite
Class ID number: EDP# 408963
X57 (optional credit, 1 semester unit in Earth and Planetary Sciences)
How to register:
1) Phone: (510-642-4111)
2) Web: www.unex.berkeley.edu/enroll
3) Fax: (510-642-0374)
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