Earth Science Week

In 2017, the Earth Science Week was held with the theme of "Earth and Human Activity" from 8th to 14th October. Earth science weekly sponsored by the American Geoscience Institute (AGI) has a special focus. Every day, NESTA emphasizes the collection of important materials and materials. On Saturday, October 14, we held a virtual celebration to share opportunities on how to participate in NESTA. Please read the article by Earth Science Week and learn more about Earth Science Week (Acrobat (PDF) 230 kB Oct 5 17)

The Earth Science Week website maintains a list of groups of Earth Science World Networks and a list of events of the state's Earth Science Week. These activities are sponsored by member associations, state geological surveys, universities, public and private schools, museums, parks and other organizations and companies interested in earth science. The Earth Science Week Kit contains AGI's traditional event posters and academic calendars, showing important schedule of earth science, classroom survey, and earth science events. It also includes bookmarks and events from posters, leaflets, electronic discs, AGI and its member associations and sponsors. This kit is distributed to State Geological Survey, a sponsor of Earth Science Week, which you can purchase from the ESW website.

Earth Science Week has been accepting more than 50 million people annually since 1998, led by AGI in cooperation with sponsors and the Earth science community. 2017 Earth Science Week will be held from 8 to 14 October 2017. For more information, please visit www.earthsciweek.ORG. To order the toolkit, please visit www.earthsciweek.org/ materials. You can also call AGI Press and send an order to 703-379-2480. The American Earth Science Institute is a non-profit organization of the Earth Science and Expert Association representing more than 250,000 geologists, geophysicists and other geoscientists. Established in 1948, AGI provides information services to earth scientists and plays an important role in strengthening earth science education as a spokesperson who shares the common interests of industry. Interaction between the resilience of natural disasters and the environment