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Survey Notes is an informative, non-technical magazine on noteworthy and interesting geologic topics in Utah. It is the official Utah Geological Survey newsletter and is produced three times a year. Regular columns include the Director's Perspective, Glad You Asked, GeoSights, Teacher's Corner, Energy News, Survey News, Core Center News, and New Publications. Published as Quarterly Review (1967-1975) and Survey Notes (1976- ). Articles in this issue include: 1) Director's Perspective, by Bill Keach; 2) Mapping Geologic Hazards in and Near Bryce Canyon National Park, by Tyler Knudsen; 3) Digging Up Evidence of Past Earthquakes in Salt Lake Valley, by Adam I. Hiscock, Emily J. Kleber, Michael D. Hylland, and Greg N. McDonald; 4) Groundwater and Wetland News: In-Lieu Fee Wetland Mitigation: A Boring Name For an Exciting Idea, by Becka Downard and Diane Menuz; 5) Glad You Asked: What do Landslides, Glaciers and Faults Have to Do with the Lakes on the Wasatch Plateau?, by Lance Weaver; 6) GeoSights: Springhill Geologic Park Davis County, Utah, by Mark Milligan; and 7) Energy News: Utah Returns to Being a Net Energy Importer, by Michael D. Vanden Berg.

Survey Notes is an informative, non-technical magazine on noteworthy and interesting geologic topics in Utah. It is the official Utah Geological Survey newsletter and is produced three times a year. Regular columns include the Director's Perspective, Glad You Asked, GeoSights, Teacher's Corner, Energy News, Survey News, Core Center News, and New Publications. Published as Quarterly Review (1967-1975) and Survey Notes (1976- ). Articles in this issue include: 1) Director's Perspective, by Bill Keach; 2) The Utah Flux Network: A Hydrometeorological Network Maintained by the Utah Geological Survey, by Paul Inkenbrandt and Kathryn Ladig.; 3) New, Novel, and Updated! Wetland Mapping Improves Across Utah, by Peter Goodwin; 4) Hazard News: Putting Down Roots in Utah's Earthquake Country Second Edition Provides Updated and New Information, by Emily Kleber, John Good, Adam Hiscock, and Steve Bowman; 5) Glad You Asked: What are the Oldest Rocks in Utah?, by Stephanie Carney; and 6) GeoSights: Trek to Fremont Island (Disappointment Island), by Torri Duncan.

Survey Notes is an informative, non-technical magazine on noteworthy and interesting geologic topics in Utah. It is the official Utah Geological Survey newsletter and is produced three times a year. Regular columns include the Director's Perspective, Glad You Asked, GeoSights, Teacher's Corner, Energy News, Survey News, Core Center News, and New Publications. Published as Quarterly Review (1967-1975) and Survey Notes (1976- ). Articles in this issue include: 1) Director's Perspective by Bill Keach; 2) Incorporating Small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) Technology in Geologic Hazard Characterization and Emergency Response: Zion National Park, by Ben A. Erickson, Jessica J. Castleton, and Adam I. Hiscock; 3) The New Utah Aerial Imagery Database: A Statewide Resource of Historical Aerial and Related Imagery, by Steve D. Bowman; 4) Energy News: Critical Minerals: Reshaping the Minerals Industry, by Stephanie E. Mills; 5) Glad You Asked: What Movies Feature Utah Geology?, by Mackenzie Cope; and 6) GeoSights: Microbialites of Bridger Bay, Antelope Island, Great Salt Lake, by Stephanie Carney and Michael D. Vanden Berg.

Survey Notes is an informative, non-technical magazine on noteworthy and interesting geologic topics in Utah. It is the official Utah Geological Survey newsletter and is produced three times a year. Regular columns include Glad You Asked, GeoSights, Teacher's Corner, Energy News, Survey News, Core Center News, and New Publications. Published as Quarterly Review (1967-1975) and Survey Notes (1976- ). Articles in this issue include: 1) The Curious Spring Creek Road Landslide, by Ben Erickson; 2) Investigating Earthquake Hazard on the Southern Wasatch Fault Zone, by Adam I. Hiscock, Greg N. McDonald, and Michael D. Hylland; 3) Core Center News: Why a Building Full of Rocks is So Important to Utah, by Michael D. Vanden Berg; 4) Glad You Asked! What are Ice Caves?, by Jim Davis; 5) New Geochronology Database — A Wealth of Dating Information for Utah Soail and Rock, by Steve D. Bowman; 6) GeoSights: Hole-in-the-Ground, Snake Valley, Millard County, Utah, by Mark Milligan; and 7) Survey News.