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Geology of the Ozarks | Series introduction

The Ozarks' beautiful landscape is underlain by complex and fascinating geology. You can enjoy the region without understanding its foundation, but deeper knowledge adds so much! Here we introduce a new series that will dig into the region's geologic history, exploring bedrock, minerals, hydrology, paleontology, geomorphology, erosion, and so much more, while discussing how the rocks influence ecology and human history. Keep an eye on the playlist as we add videos over time. Public locations featured: Johnson's Shut-ins State Park, Meramec State Park (Meramec dam poster & fossil display), Maramec Spring Park (real & model iron furnace), Onondaga Cave State Park, Buffalo National River, Ha Ha Tonka State Park, Greers Ferry dam, Hughes Mt. Conservation Area, Elephant Rocks State Park, Caney Mt. Conservation Area, Bryant Creek State Park, Washington State Park, Rock Bridge State Park, Mastodon State Historic Site, and Dillard Mill State Historic Site. Geology of the Ozarks series playlist:    • Geology of the Ozarks   All graphic design, mapping, and imagery by Ozark Outsider unless otherwise noted: www.ozarkoutsider.com Like this video? Consider leaving us a tip via Ko-Fi (no account required): https://ko-fi.com/ozarkoutsider Background music: Home Sweet Home (traditional tune), performed by Eric Reuter on hammered dulcimer (https://masterworksok.com) and Sarah Davis on fiddle.