Educational Materials

Educational items of interest include single concept items, field guides/road logs, and other color brochures.
All are available at the Natural Resources Map & Bookstore, email: geostore@utah.gov.

Single Concept Items

Earthquake fault maps for Salt Lake, Cache, Davis, Tooele, Utah, Washington, and Weber counties.

Liquefaction brochure and maps for Salt Lake, Cache, Davis, Tooele, Weber, and Utah counties.

Debris-flow hazards, pdf
Public Information Series #70

Rock-fall hazards in Utah (pdf)
Public Information Series #94

Utah’s geologic history, pdf
Public Information Series #19

Earthquake ground shaking in Utah (pdf)
Public Information Series #29

Great Salt Lake information sheet (pdf)
Public Information Series #8

Field guides

Typically color brochures that include diagrams, photos, and some contain school bus stops, glossary, and activity sheets.

Geologic road log – Spanish Fork, Utah to Price, Utah
Geology and scenery of the central Wasatch Range, Salt Lake and Summit Counties; road log
Public Information Series #9
Geologic guide to the central Wasatch Front canyons, Salt Lake County, Utah
Public Information Series #87
Geology and Antelope Island State Park
Miscellaneous Publication 88-2
Geology and Grand County
Miscellaneous Publication Q
The geology of Snow Canyon State Park, Washington County, Utah
Public Information Series #13
A geologic tour through Wasatch Mountain State Park
Miscellaneous Publication 93-6
Canyon Country: a geologic guide to the Canyonlands travel region
Public Information Series #34
The geology of Quail Creek State Park
Public Information Series #63
The geology of Goblin Valley State Park
Public Information Series #65
Geologic tours of northern Utah
Miscellaneous Publication 92-1

Geologic resources

With many geoscience programs now needing to quickly shift to online teaching, the American Geosciences Institute (AGI) wants to make sure all faculty are aware of the 29 modules in the free-to-take Geoscience Online Learning Initiative (GOLI) platform, which is a joint effort of AGI, AIPG, SEPM, and ASBOG. GOLI courses range in duration from 1 to 10 hours in length, addressing a range of geoscience topics and skills from writing in the geosciences to geoethics to advanced environmental geochemistry, among others. These modules are ready to go and available for your students right now.

UGS Geologic Information Publications

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