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Nick Zentner interviews Lake Missoula Floods expert Gene Kiver. |
![]() Karl Lillquist (CWU Geography) explains 1910 U.S. Geological Survey topographic map of Quincy Basin during IAFI field trip. This map helped spark J Harlen Bretz's interest in the channeled scablands.
![]() IAFI President Gary Kleinkenecht speaks during Ice Age Floods Trail press conference. Congressman Doc Hastings and Senator Maria Cantwell also pictured.
![]() Nat. Park Service Study of Alternatives ![]() by Stev H. Ominski |
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View more "Central Rocks" episodes related to the Ice Age Floods:Taped on the campus of Central Washington University and hosted by CWU Geology Professor Nick Zentner, 'Central Rocks' is a series of interviews with geologists who teach or conduct research in Washington. 'Central Rocks: Roadside Geology', a new spin-off project, is a series of short films that feature familiar locations along Washington's scenic highways. |
![]() PNNL Geologist Bruce Bjornstad discusses the Missoula Floods and his popular 'On the Trail of the Ice Age Floods' guidebook series. |
![]() USGS Hydrologist Jim O'Connor discusses current research on Washington's Missoula Floods and Idaho's Bonneville Flood. |
![]() UA Geology Professor Vic Baker discusses his distinguished career devoted to Washington's Channeled Scablands. |
![]() CWU Geology Professor Nick Zentner lectures on eastern Washington's unique landscapes (Floods of lava and floods of water). |