Water Florida's Springs in Jeopardy Florida hosts more large springs than any other state, but only a few remain pristine. Geologists are studying the state’s springs to help restore and preserve their health. Thomas M. Scott

Managing the Water Above and Below Keeping a watershed healthy means paying attention to the water on the surface and to the water underground. Pixie A. Hamilton and Timothy L. Miller

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Political Scene
Becoming a Standard-Bearer
Influencing a policy means demonstrating its importance to an elected official’s constituents. As constituents ourselves, geoscientists are uniquely qualified to make this connection.
David Curtiss

For Students
A Summer of Fossils
For these twin geology students, field-based summer internships fueled their passion for fossils.
Celina Suarez and Marina Suarez

Geophenomena
Mount Pelée, Martinique
On May 8, 1902, the eruption of Mount Pelée killed 28,000 people and became the century’s largest volcanic disaster.
Christina Reed