providing society with
information on Utah geology
P.O. Box
520100 -- Salt Lake City, Utah 84152-0100
The Utah Geological Association (UGA) is a non-profit
organization of geologists and other geoscientists that share a common interest
in Utah's geology. The purpose of the UGA is to increase and disperse geological
information to the scientific community, and promote public awareness of the
usefulness of geology in general. The UGA does this through the voluntary
efforts of its members by holding a monthly lunch meeting that includes a
lecture, the yearly publication of a geologic guidebook, conducting a yearly
field trip, and other educational activities.
The Crypto
Zinc-Indium-Copper-Molybdenum Skarn Deposit, Western Juab
County, Utah.
Ken
Puchlik, St George, Utah
Consultant,
Chairman of the UGS Board
Sign up for the
luncheon by 4 PM Monday, June 8th.
The UGA luncheon
meeting will be held at the
Utah
Core Research Center (UCRC), 240 North Redwood Road, Salt Lake
City.
Directions: From West North Temple Street, turn
north on Redwood Road and look for open gate and UCRC sign on
east side of Redwood Road at 240 North. Pull in and park in the
Department of Natural Resources lot.
Please make reservations by calling 801-537-3300 or by emailing
reservations@utahgeology.org no later than 4 PM
Monday, June 8th.
Edited
by Mark W. Longman and Craig D. Morgan, 2008, 403+ p., CD-ROM
$25,
ORDER FORM
from Natural Resources Map & Bookstore, 1594 West North Temple,
Salt Lake City, (801) 537-3320 or 1-888-UTAHMAP;
geostore@utah.gov.
W. Adolph Yonkee, Department of
Geosciences, Weber State University, Ogden, Utah, Grant C. Willis,
Utah Geological Survey, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Elizabeth Balls,
Utah Geological Survey and Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.
The logs are from Geologic road, trail, and lake guides to Utah's
parks and monuments, 2000, edited by P.B. Anderson and D.A. Sprinkel;
UGA publication 29, CD-ROM.
UGA-36
CENTRAL UTAH Diverse Geology of a Dynamic Landscape 2007, edited by
Grant C. Willis, Michael D. Hylland, Donald L. Clark, and Thomas C.
Chidsey, Jr., 519 p. CD-ROM
$39.95
plus tax and shipping. To order, contact the Natural Resources Map
& Bookstore
UGA-35 Field Guide to Geologic Excursions
in Southern Utah, Geological Society
of America, Rocky Mountain Section 2007 Annual Meeting, St. George, Utah
"Northwest Utah has been a
geologically important area to the state since its earliest days of
settlement when pioneers relied on Great Salt Lake as a supply of
salt."
A road log for a
one-day geologic excursion around the Oquirrh Mountains is included.
Association of Engineering Geologists
Geology of Northwestern Utah, edited by Kimm M. Harty and
David E. Tabet, 2006, CD-ROM $19.95
from
