Limestone speleothems (var. stalactite) hang from the ceiling of Glenwood Caverns General, Geology March 1, 2023 115th Annual AASG Meeting, Glenwood Springs, Colorado The 2023 Association of American State Geologists meeting—hosted by the Colorado Geological Survey—takes place in Glenwood Springs, Colorado, between June 11-15. The meeting is open to AASG members and its associates, as well as various government and scientific agencies. >> REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED…
Skyline Drive General, Geology May 19, 2022 Fremont County geologic attractions Fremont County, two hours south of Denver, is located on the south-central Front Range of Colorado in a geological region called the Cañon City Embayment. Its geological environment and history is incredibly diverse as are its paleontological treasures. It is the only county in Colorado featuring two…
Dramatic landslide headscarp threatens this structure on Constellation Drive in Skyway Hazards August 14, 2017 Landslide Hazard Info for Colorado Springs Residents and Real Estate Professionals The city of Colorado Springs lies at the boundary between the Great Plains and the Front Range of the southern Rocky Mountains. Western sections of the city are underlain by weak claystones and shales that are prone to landslides. Several developed areas have experienced various degrees of damage from landslide…
The Great Colorado ShakeOut - Drop-Cover-Hold On! Hazards July 9, 2017 What to do before, during, and after an earthquake Earthquakes strike suddenly, violently, and without warning. While Colorado is not as seismically active as some places, it does have a history of earthquake activity. Identifying potential hazards ahead of time and advance planning can reduce the dangers of serious injury or loss of life from an earthquake. Repairing deep…