Geology of the Oregon Coast with Emphasis on the Headlands, Islands, & the Cascadia Subduction Zone

Gilbert Bernhardt an Oregon Coast Community College instructor of geology hosts a program entitled Conversations About Geology. This is a talk or lecture I will be giving to the USFWS at the Rocky Shores Training at the Hatfield Marine Science Center.

[@ChainsGame]

Thanks for this. Im travelling along the Oregon coast right now, and you answered so many questions I had stirring in my head.

[@gilbertbernhardt4420]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful, that’s the reason why I do them!

[@josephstaubin6990]

OMG. A VOD on this channel that allows comments! So rare.... for this channel.

[@gilbertbernhardt4420]

I’ve had to disable comments on most of my videos due to climate deniers. The avoid facts like the plague. Hoping they avoid my geology lectures.

[@josephstaubin6990]

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