California Cliffs Are At Risk Of Collapse
December 22, 2017
The cliffs along California’s coastline are eroding faster than you think. Some may even be close to collapse. A new study in the journal Geomorphology
Massive Rockfall On El Capitan In Yosemite
October 27, 2017
On September 27 and 29, two enormous instances of rockfall proved that geological time includes right now. Huge Rockfall Proves That Geology Marches Forward As
Ascent of El Capitan’s Dawn Wall May Be Repeated This Week
November 21, 2016
Yosemite Valley. It’s long been the mecca for rock climbers across the world, due to its perfect, dazzling granite faces caused by glacial erosion ages
A Look At Bishop’s Boulders
October 21, 2016
On the western limits of the Owens Valley just outside of Bishop, CA, lies a legendary geological and ecological area known as The Buttermilks. You would
Leave No Trace Except Footprints
July 21, 2016
Planet Earth is an amazing place, to say the least. In our search for another heavenly body that bears life and the same favorable conditions
How Was Yosemite Formed?
June 30, 2016
If you’ve ever been to Yosemite Valley, you’ve no doubt stood and stared in wonder at the unreal vista that greets you as you peer
Stoney Point: LA’s Most Famous Rock Formation
May 27, 2016
Welcome To Stoney Point If you’ve ever cruised up Topanga Canyon or driven west on the 118 freeway, you’ve doubtless dropped your jaw in wonder once
Climb On: How Different Rock Types Affect Rock Climbers
April 17, 2016
Rock climbing is one of America’s most popular outdoor activities. According to the Outdoor Foundation, about 6.3 million people participated in various forms of climbing
