Episode 18: Under the Surface: Geological Stories from Giant City
Discover the fascinating geological formations, learn about 300-million-year-old rocks, ancient creatures, and how the park's unique features were formed. From detailed discussions on rock jointing and erosion to personal anecdotes about getting into geology, this episode is packed with educational insights and outdoor adventure. Follow Part-time Parkers journey, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and gain a deeper appreciation for nature and geology.
00:00 Welcome to Part Time Parkers
00:32 Exploring Giant City Park with Geologist Joe DeVera
00:57 The Fascinating Geology of Giant City Park
01:44 Ancient Life and Geological Formations
04:20 Personal Stories and Geological Insights
11:56 Mapping and Career in Geology
15:54 The Importance of Geological Mapping
20:24 A Day in the Life of a Geologist
25:59 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell
https://dnr.illinois.gov/parks/park.giantcity.html
https://directory.illinois.edu/detail?userId=jdevera@illinois.edu&widgetId=15
https://isgs.illinois.edu/research/critical-minerals/hicks-dome/
Invertebrate fossils [by] Raymond C. Moore, Cecil G. Lalicker [and] Alfred G. Fischer.
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