Volcano Tuesdays presents: Motion of the Mountain, a 40th Eruptiversary Commemoration!
Channel: Mount St. Helens Institute
Date: 19/05/2020

What was the significance of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens and how did it affect people before and after? Learn through a special guest presentation by Alysa Adams, interpretive ranger at Washington State Parks.

Volcano Tuesdays is a free online education program produced by the Mount St. Helens Institute. Volcano Tuesdays includes an online demonstration lasting approximately 30 minutes and a set of challenges for you to complete on your own at home. Visit our website to learn about our weekly challenges and submit to us your curiosities and questions about volcanoes.

Learn more at: www.mshinstitute.org/learn/mshinside/volcanotuesdays/

All images and video content is used for educational purposes and with copyright permission. Photographs and videos are used with permission from the U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Forest Service, staff and volunteers with the Mount St. Helens Institute. Oral history recordings are shared with permission from Washington State Parks.

Learn more about Interpretive Ranger Alysa Adams in this article! https://1889mag.com/think/alysa-adams/


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