ESS 332
Geology of the National Parks
Reviews a wide range of fundamental geological processes, using North American parks and monuments as examples of natural laboratories. Includes plate-tectonic history, volcanism, mountain-building, and glacial, fluvial, and a host of other geomorphic forces as preserved in geologic exposures of National Parks. Prerequisite: either ESS 101, ESS 105, ESS 211, or ESS 212.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05