October 16 is ShakeOut – the world’s largest earthquake drill! CRESCENT is partnering with University of Oregon Safety and Risk Services, the Oregon Hazards Lab, and the Museum of Natural and Cultural History to host a series of events during ShakeOut week.
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Learn about the 2025-2026 Undergraduate Twinning interns and their projects!
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A panel discussion with geoscientists sharing real-world experiences and career insights
EarthScope/CRESCENT Career Panel Read More »
The main purpose of the site visit was to conclude the internship program that the interns have worked so hard on all year.Â
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We spent a week teaching about local geohazards, learning cultural traditions of the Makah Tribe, and getting to know the students, teachers, and incredible Neah Bay community.
3. Makah CASE Spring Break Read More »
In February, the Quileute CASE and UW Riverways program co-hosted high schoolers and teachers from the Quileute Tribal School on UW’s campus.
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A workshop to solicit input from the community on the CRESCENT Community Fault Model (CFM) v1.0 and discuss improvements for future versions of the CFM. The workshop will highlight the current goals, criteria for inclusion, and status of the CFM. We welcome participants to share new results from both previously known and newly discovered fault systems in both onshore and offshore regions of Cascadia. The workshop will focus on faults in both the upper plate (North America), the lower plate (Juan de Fuca), and the plate interface.
Community Fault Model Topical Workshop Read More »
More information coming In an effort to coordinate future offshore science in Cascadia, we are designing the Offshore Observations workshop to bring together geoscientists across a variety of disciplines that use offshore datasets to study subduction zones.
Offshore Observations Topical Workshop Read More »