geologists

This book is a great introduction to a physical feature of the environment that tells us a great deal about the Earth's geological history, its current state, and the shape of things to come.

This book explains metamorphic rocks––the different ways in which they are formed and how they can change into different metamorphic rocks through contact metamorphism and shock metamorphism.

This book discusses the science behind sinkholes.

Introduces readers to the different ways geologists use science, technology, engineering, and math in their work every day. Also covers the steps a person can take to become a geologist.

Tells the life story of twentieth-century geologist Dave Hopkins, focusing on his discovery of proof that a land bridge between Alaska and Siberia existed during the Ice Ages.

An illustrated overview of the work and discoveries of geologists and earth scientists throughout history, discussing James Hutton, Inge Lehmann, Tuzo Wilson, and others, and including a time line, quiz, and other resources.

Describes the skills necessary to pursue a career as a geoscientist, and examines the type of work they do.

Shows what geologists do on the job through case studies and an interview, and includes related activities.

Chronicles the life of James Hutton, discussing how he changed society's understanding of the earth and its dynamic forces by proving that the earth was likely millions of years old and was continuously being shaped and re-shaped by everyday forces.

The author shares stories of his career as a volcanologist, discussing his experiences in the crater of the Soufriere Volcano on St. Vincent, his study of Mount St. Helens, and other adventures; and introduces readers to the basics of volcanology and the wonders of volcanoes.