Maryland boasts a rich geologic history and a diverse collection of geologic features. Find out more through our website. (The north face of Sideling Hill road cut along I-68 in Washington County, Maryland.)

A clean and abundant groundwater supply is vital to Maryland's future. Science-based investigations are critical to insure long-term resource sustainability.

The Atlantic Coast and Chesapeake Bay shoreline are integral parts of Maryland's ecosystem and economy. Understanding the physical and chemical processes at work in those areas is critical to help manage conflicting demands. (Ocean City, Maryland, view from south to north. The Atlantic Ocean is to the right of the photograph and Sinepuxent Bay to the left.)

Many educational resources are available through the Maryland Geological Survey. Explore our website! (Dale Shelton of MGS discusses the geology of the Sideling Hill road cut with a geology class from the University of Maryland.)