Fungus gnat trapped in Baltic amber.

Chris Brown using a level to construct a water table contour map in Hydrology.

Thomas and Ann Izard during a Hydrology lab.

Hydrology students inspect improperly filled sinkhole in a local limestone layer.

Hydrology students measure the ph of water along the Ocoee River

Map of benzene-contaminated groundwater made by Forestry and Geology seniors as part of their Senior Field Project.

A Geology independent study project to investigate one of the dozens of caves on and near the campus.

Hydrology lab noting karst features along local Big Creek.

Ann, Molly, Liz and Liz inspect an outcrop on the 10,000 acre campus during a Geology lab.

The fourteen lakes of the University Domain are ideal for hydrologic study.

Identifying an oak during Dendrology lab.

Introductory Geology lab at nearby Buggytop Cave.

Peaceful breakfast. Introductory Geology field trip along the Ocoee River gorge.

Joy measures soil texture and nutrients.

Introductory Geology students en route to lab by bicycle.

Forestry and Geology students enjoy the view off the edge of the Cumberland Plateau

Hydrology students observe a soil vapor extraction system

Soils class at Piney Point