Maps in Schools
The Shreveport Geological Society has been giving laminated, framed maps to schools, universities, and libraries as a way of ‘Planting the Seeds of Geologic Curiosity’.
SGS members are available to give talks on geology, geophysics, and finding oil & gas. Their audiences range from elementary school students to adults. To invite a geologist to your group or class, please contact us.
A Tapestry of Time and Terrain
Clayton Cathey presented A Tapestry of Time and Terrain Map to Karyn Flowers at Parkway High School in Bossier City.
SGS Member Dr. Mike Roberts shows a quartz crystal to a class of freshmen at Caddo Magnet High School.
Photo courtesy of Robert Trudeau.
SGS Rock Kit
The Rock Kit can accompany guest lecturers.
A student looks at a trilobite fossil during an SGS presentation at Caddo Magnet High School.
Photo courtesy of Robert Trudeau.
SGS Member Kevin Hill shows 3rd graders how a sedimentary rock with a fossilized oyster can write like sidewalk chalk.
Image from video courtesy of HillGeo.com.
SGS Member Dr. Mike Roberts, far right, explains a geologic cross section to students.
Photo courtesy of Robert Trudeau.
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