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The faculty, students, staff, and alumni of UVM Geology play a pivotal role in the wellbeing of Vermont, as well as the holistic success of science at large. This has rung true for decades, with great potential to continue for many more. Although the significance of this community cannot be expressed through a single web page, please see below for a glimpse of services and accomplishments provided by the department and the people therein.
Featured Research and Outreach Projects
Featured Research and Outreach Projects
Studying Earth's Critical Zone
Studying Earth's Critical Zone
Interview with Julia Perdrial on critical zone processes - Science Studio
"Saving Our Waters" - A regional Emmy-awarded documentary featuring Julia Perdrial and Andrew Schroth
"Saving Our Waters" - A regional Emmy-awarded documentary featuring Julia Perdrial and Andrew Schroth
UVM Geology involved in solving PFAS groundwater contamination crisis in Vermont
UVM Geology involved in solving PFAS groundwater contamination crisis in Vermont
Studying lead pollution in Burlington, Vermont
Studying lead pollution in Burlington, Vermont
UVM Scientists team up with high schoolers to test for Pb - VT Digger
Monitoring eutrophication, studying phosphorous, and restoring the health of Vermont lakes
Monitoring eutrophication, studying phosphorous, and restoring the health of Vermont lakes
Studying paleoclimate and glacial history from pole to pole
Studying paleoclimate and glacial history from pole to pole
Understanding and predicting landslides from Vermont to Peru
Understanding and predicting landslides from Vermont to Peru
Summer Snow Storage at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center
Summer Snow Storage at the Craftsbury Outdoor Center
Studying the impact of agriculture on the Cuban landscape
Studying the impact of agriculture on the Cuban landscape
Isle Lamotte fossils provide insight into paleo-ecology and climate
Isle Lamotte fossils provide insight into paleo-ecology and climate
Drones and advanced technology applied to geological research problems important to the State of Vermont
Drones and advanced technology applied to geological research problems important to the State of Vermont
2020 Geology virtual seminar series
2020 Geology virtual seminar series
Washington D.C. is (Literally) Sinking
Washington D.C. is (Literally) Sinking
More Impacts of UVM Geology
More Impacts of UVM Geology
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