Also, visitors would be a great help to naturalists and myself if when they see a geyser erupt, they record the time and other data and give the information to the visitor centers. This will make for better eruption time predictions in the future. The most exciting thing is that the geology of Yellowstone is dynamic. It's not studying a dead substance. Here, we got things happening all the time.
Visitors can benefit from what they see.
And what they see today at Norris can be different from what they see at Norris 15 years from now. What's nice about Yellowstone is we don't have just one thing. What s nice about Yellowstone, is that Rick Hutchinson devoted half of his life to its geology, and for that, Yellowstone is a better place. This summer, I will miss my conversations with Rick Hutchinson. I learned a lot from him for the short amount of time I got to know him in.