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‘Idaho from the Air’ Topic of Presentation Feb. 12 at Pocatello’s City Lights Restaurant

Posted on: February 08, 2007

Pocatello – Idaho State University geosciences professor Dr. Paul Link will make the Centennial Rotary Club program presentation “Idaho from the Air” at 7 a.m. Monday, Feb. 12, at the City Lights restaurant in Pocatello.

“Idaho from the Air” is part of a National Science Foundation-funded Digital Geology of Idaho project. Link will show photographs of Idaho’s lava plains, rivers, mountains and farms that demonstrate the topographic diversity and geologic complexity of the state.

From American Falls, Three Creek, Hells Canyon and Priest Lake, Idaho contains dramatic landscapes that control how much man has been able to use or not use the land, Link said. Dams, canals and irrigation in arid country are primary themes in the economy and geography of Idaho.

Guests are welcome. The cost of the breakfast is $8.

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