Since 1853, the survey has provided reliable scientific information to describe and understand Missouri's wealth of natural resources in the areas of geology, hydrology, minerals, water resources and energy.
Plan a visit and learn about the survey’s contributions to both the environmental and economic vitality of Missouri. Special presentations will be held from 12:15 to 12:45 p.m., so bring your lunch and drop by to learn about these topics:
Monday, April 22 – History and Future of the Geological Survey
Tuesday, April 23 – Geologic Mapping
Wednesday, April 24 – Caves
Thursday, April 25 – Water Wells and Groundwater
Friday, April 26 – Fossils
Register during the open house to win a stay at Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park, a geologic jewel of the Missouri State Park system.
The Missouri Geological Survey is located in the Buehler Building, 111 Fairgrounds Road, in Rolla. Self-guided tours of the museum are available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission to the museum and presentations is free of charge. Visit the department’s website for additional information at dnr.mo.gov/geology/160/ and don’t miss the recent Missouri Resources magazine article about the great work of the survey atdnr.mo.gov/magazine/2013-winter.pdf.
Tuesday, April 23 – Geologic Mapping
Wednesday, April 24 – Caves
Thursday, April 25 – Water Wells and Groundwater
Friday, April 26 – Fossils
Register during the open house to win a stay at Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park, a geologic jewel of the Missouri State Park system.
The Missouri Geological Survey is located in the Buehler Building, 111 Fairgrounds Road, in Rolla. Self-guided tours of the museum are available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission to the museum and presentations is free of charge. Visit the department’s website for additional information at dnr.mo.gov/geology/160/ and don’t miss the recent Missouri Resources magazine article about the great work of the survey atdnr.mo.gov/magazine/2013-winter.pdf.
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