Earth and Environmental Science Department Photo Collection

• Topographic Map of New Mexico, by Kuo-Wan Lin.
• The Mineral Science and Engineering Complex (MSEC), on the campus of New Mexico Tech -- home of the Earth & Environmental Science Department.
• The 12,000 foot massif of Sierra Blanca, as seen from the Three Rivers Petroglyph site, south-central New Mexico.
• Shiprock, northwest New Mexico.
• The 10,000 foot Magdalena Mountains near Socorro, New Mexico.
• More Magdalena Mountain photos.
• Geological mapping at Rio Grande Gorge in New Mexico, with the Taos Range in the background.
• Geological river trip, Three Fords Rapid, Green River, Utah.
• EES expedition to the Tibetan Plateau.
• EES Geophysicist John Schlue at Abbot Peak seismic station, Mount Erebus, Antarctica
• EES graduate student measuring sulfur dioxide emissions on Mount Erebus, Antarctica, the world's southernmost active volcano.
• The Manzano Mountains, north of Socorro, NM.
• A collection of New Mexico photographs by Phillip Greenspun.
• Bird photos from the Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, 20 miles south of Socorrro.
• For local snow conditions and some good photos and maps check out Ski New Mexico.