The Minnesota Geological Survey (MGS) informal brown bag seminars for the 2007 Fall semester begin Wednesday, September 19, at noon, with a presentation by Eric Mohring (Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources)  on "Tracking conservation and natural resource management accomplishments achieved through state-local partnerships.”

 

Copied below, and attached, is the entire Fall schedule of MGS brown bags.The presentations are Wednesdays at noon, roughly every-other week. Please note the precise date of the presentations you have interest in.  

 

For those of you who are new to the UM geology scene, the Minnesota Geological Survey is a unit of the Newton Horace Winchell School of Earth Sciences. The Survey is the University outreach center for the science and technology of earth resources in Minnesota. The Survey conducts basic and applied earth science research, conveys that information to the public through publications and service activities, and promotes earth science education. Minnesota is its focus.

 

The MGS is located about half-way between the St Paul and Minneapolis campus’, on University Avenue (2642 University Ave West, St Paul, 55114-1057). For a map and directions go to our website at

http://www.geo.umn.edu/mgs/expanded.html

 

 MGS BROWN BAG SPRING 2007 SCHEDULE

 

Wednesday, September 19, 12:00

Eric Mohring

Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources

"Tracking conservation and natural resource management accomplishments achieved through state-local partnerships”

 

Wednesday, October 10,  12:00

Shawn Schottler

St.Croix Watershed Research Station

"Sediment Fingerprinting in the Minnesota River Valley”

 

Wednesday, October 17, 12:00

Martin Saar

Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Minnesota

“TBA” 

 

Wednesday, October 31,  12:00- GSA meeting week, no brownbag

 

 

Wednesday, November 14,  12:00

Mark Jirsa

Minnesota Geological Survey

“Charcoal and conglomerate—Mapping the Cavity Lake burn””

 

Wednesday, November 28,  12:00

Terry Boerboom

Minnesota Geological Survey

“Overview of revised bedrock geology along the North Shore from Duluth to Grand Marais—Results of STATEMAP program 2001-2007”

 

Wednesday, December 12,  12:00

Robert Tipping

Minnesota Geological Survey

Mapping ground-water flow and residence time in the Twin Cities metropolitan area”