Into The Great Wide Open
The High Desert of Oregon, Lots of Sagebrush and Volcanoes! Author: Mark T. Ford, Geology and Geophysics, CEOAS (College of Earth, Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences) Place: High Lava Plains of Oregon |
Into The Great Wide Open
August 27th, 2012Where the road ends…and the research begins
May 16th, 2012Author: Lori Hartline, CEOAS (College of Earth, Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences)
Place: Basin & Range area near Pleasant Valley, Nevada. |
Death Valley Geo Club Spring Break Trip 2012
April 12th, 2012Death Valley Geo Club Spring Trip 2012
Three-Skulls Van: Corvallis or Bust…Skulls!! Author: Lisa Riley, Geography Department, CEOAS (College of Earth, Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences) Place: Sierra Valley Foothills near Columbia City Historic National Park, Tuolumne County, California. |
The “Wildman” Part Two
March 28th, 2012
Use the link below in the Read More section to see Part Two of The “Wildman”.
The “Wildman” Part 1
March 23rd, 2012If you haven’t seen it online check out Part 1 of The “Wildman”. Access the YouTube link in the Read More Section to see a creative interpretation of important water habitat work being conducted by the Department of Fish and Wildlife.
It’s Spring…in Modesto, CA
March 21st, 2012Here’s wishing we could have gone with the honey bee researchers to Modesto recently where Spring actually comes in March. If you’re travelling give yourself extra time and avoid Highway 20. A landslide near Tombstone pass closed 11 miles of roadway earlier today while ODOT crews cleared debris.
Motor Pool Theatrical “Trailer”
March 20th, 2012Original Content produced by Motor Pool |
Until we are flooded with customer story submissions we’ll from time to time produce filler content. This is our first stop motion animation project. It is a short: short in length and short on plot. Hope you enjoy!
Oh the places you’ll go
March 17th, 2012
Eric DingerForest Engineering, Resources and ManagementCollege of Forestry |
Listing a place name is a normal step in requesting vehicles through the University Motor Pool. For a sample of some of the cities customers travel to see a previous post Share Your Story.
Some customers are lucky if roads even reach the places they need to travel. For some perspective on this issue read on.
Part Two of “Where the Motor Pool fleet cannot go”
March 16th, 2012
Jay SextonForest Ecosystems and SocietyCollege of Forestry |