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April 2017 Bulletin

The Million Dollar Question: Which Geophysical Methods Locate Caves Best Over the Edwards Aquifer? A Potpourri of Case Studies from San Antonio and Austin, Texas, USA

Mustafa Saribudak

Environmental Geophysics Associates

2000 Cullen Avenue, Number 7

Austin, TX, 78757, USA, ega@pdq.net

March 2017 Bulletin

Impacts from Above-Ground Activities in the Eagle Ford Shale

Play on Landscapes and Hydrologic Flows, La Salle County,

Texas

Jon Paul Pierre1,2

• Charles J. Abolt2,3

• Michael H. Young2

Received: 8 July 2014 / Accepted: 31 March 2015

Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015

Abstract

We assess the spatial and geomorphic fragmentation

February 2017 Bulletin

“Llano Uplift”

from

“Geologic Wonders of West Texas”

Donald P. McGookey

Abstract

Jones-Amsbury Research Grant

APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2018 JONES-AMSBURY RESEARCH GRANT ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED

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$1,000 per grant will be awarded in May, 2018.

Eligible candidates are currently enrolled in graduate school at a Texas university and are pursuing the Masters Degree in Geology or Earth Science.

Student Research must be related to or applicable to South or South-central Texas.

Research must be completed by spring or fall of 2019.

January 2017 Bulletin

Surface-water and Groundwater Interactions in the Blanco River and Onion Creek Watersheds: Implications for the Trinity and Edwards Aquifers of Central Texas