Introduces identification of minerals, rocks, and geomorphology in the lab and in the field. Topographic maps, geologic maps, and images are used to study a variety of Earth systems. Surveys geologic time and plate tectonics to gain a basic understanding of our local geologic history, including connections between people and resources. Can be taken as an alternative supplement to ESCI 1006 or ESCI 1057. Held after Winter exams. Additional fees may be levied to cover transport costs. Students are responsible for their own accommodation in Fredericton. Priority will be assigned to students with a declared major in earth sciences, environmental geosciences, geological studies, geological engineering, earth science – physics, or environmental sciences.