Over 60 students explored southeastern Wisconsin in early September.
The first stop was along the Lake Michigan Shoreline, where students had the chance to collect local fossils and glacial erratics from northern Wisconsin and Canada. That was followed by lunch at Lapham Peak Observation Tower where trip participants could get a bird’s-eye-view of the highly glaciated Kettle Moraine Area. The last stop was Scuppernong Springs, where students explored a variety of natural springs and the wildlife attracted to this unique area.
The Geology Department’s annual beginning-of-the-semester field trip is generously funded by Richard “Skip” (’59) and Mary Ann Davis.
Credit: Pablo Toral
Credit: Sujie Yang
October 01, 2024
