AE22 Fluvial Systems from the Blue Ridge to the Ocean
ONLINE* Four Sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays, May 31 - June 9, 10 - 11 a.m.
Instructor: Anton DuMars
$80 Non-Member** (**Arboretum Members receive a 10% discount on all classes.)
Certificate Credit: BRN Core | NCEE Criteria II or III
Water flow across a diverse geological framework shapes the Earth’s surface. The process of surface water flow and the earth’s response to this flow are investigated across three physiographic provinces, including the Blue Ridge, Piedmont, Coastal Plains/Continental Shelf. Participants will consider processes and responses such as erosion, sediment transport, and formation of associated depositional environments. Understand the importance of healthy natural water systems and the connection between watersheds and groundwater.
Participants in the online class may register for a separate field experience offered on Friday, June 10 or Saturday, June 11. (Registration link provided in the course site on Schoology.)
Anton DuMars, a resident of Black Mountain, NC, is an adjunct professor at the College of Charleston. His geological interests include fluvial, deltaic, and coastal processes. He spends his spare time building (simple) furniture and fixing his Mercedes diesel. Ideally, he’s spending time on a hiking trail or aboard his sailboat.
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