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by Stanley William Lohman (Author), John R. Stacy (Author)
Discover the dramatic geologic story etched across the landscape of Colorado National Monument in this revised edition of S. W. Lohman's classic work. Explore the forces of erosion that have sculpted the towering rock formations and deep canyons of this Colorado treasure. "The Geologic Story of Colorado National Monument" unveils the scientific processes behind the monument's breathtaking beauty, offering insights into its geology, natural history, and the wider geological context of the American West. A valuable resource for anyone interested in national parks, geology, and the stunning natural wonders of Colorado, this book provides a timeless exploration of the Earth's power and artistry. Travel through time as you learn about the events that shaped this unique environment.
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