Coastal Mountains Land Trust: A Geologic Ramble Around Fernalds Neck Preserve, with Brooks McKinney скачать в хорошем качестве

Coastal Mountains Land Trust: A Geologic Ramble Around Fernalds Neck Preserve, with Brooks McKinney

The Fall/Winter Coastal Mountains Land Trust series of nature talks with the Camden Public Library kicks off in September with an online Zoom presentation about one of midcoast Maine’s most interesting and beloved nature preserves: Fernalds Neck. Join us as we meet D. Brooks McKinney, Emeritus Professor of Geoscience at Hobart and William Smith Colleges for his presentation on the geology of Fernalds Neck Preserve. Fernalds Neck is one of our most popular preserves and visitors who explore its trails and shoreline will encounter a variety of rocks and geologic features that underlie the Neck. Some of these are obvious and others less so. This introductory presentation will give participants a checklist of geologic observations they can make during their own visits to the preserve and explain how the features they see connect to the complicated 500-million-year-old geologic history of Midcoast Maine. A current resident of Belfast, McKinney got interested in rocks and minerals in 1968 after discovering a book in his local public library called “Your Future in Geology.” One thing led to another: a Bachelor’s degree in geology from Beloit College; three years of work in Utah and Nevada as an exploration geologist; a doctorate from Johns Hopkins University; a geology teaching career at Hobart and William Smith Colleges; retirement and Emeritus status in June 2018. Visit librarycamden.org/events for information about upcoming talks. Learn more about the Coastal Mountains Land Trust at coastalmountains.org The PDF referred to in the program can be found at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/18ovp... #geology