Upcoming Events
------
Articles
Although the above photo was taken in Prineville and not Malheur, it represents a historic meeting for GSOC’ers. Although they have collaborated on The Geology Hour for a few years, Carrie Gordon had never met with Paul Edison-Lahm in person. This trip gave them the opportunity to do so. In the photo we are looking east towards the edge of the Crooked River Caldera, in which Prineville is situated. Click the link below to read the article about the Malheur trip and see lots of pictures too.
This one-day field trip was a hike into the eastern terrace of the Sandy River Canyon, and was led by Ian Madin, retired Senior Scientist from Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries. The target geology was the material deposited between 16 and 2 million years ago (Ma) above the Columbia River Basalt which underlies the Portland basin.
Field trips are completed for 2026. It was a good year! Stay tuned for news of 2027 trips! See field trips page for more info.
Recent Activities
Although the above photo was taken in Prineville and not Malheur, it represents a historic meeting for GSOC’ers. Although they have collaborated on The Geology Hour for a few years, Carrie Gordon had never met with Paul Edison-Lahm in person. This trip gave them the opportunity to do so. In the photo we are looking east towards the edge of the Crooked River Caldera, in which Prineville is situated. Click the link below to read the article about the Malheur trip and see lots of pictures too.
Recent Presentations
Read Our 2023 Year-end Recap
…and check out our Newsletter Archive 1935-2020





