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GEOLOGIST  \nJohn D.Beaulieu  \nsuch as engineering,range science,biology,hydraulics,and soil science.This broad view is particularly acute atDOGAMI in our responsibilities to guide the reclamation of mined lands.  \nIntegration of sciences within the programs of the agency and partnering by the agency with other agencies andthe private sector are central to our services now and willbe the foundation of our successes in the future.  \nCreative delivery systems for our information to the public are also required.These include traditional publica-tions,digital files,web sites,personal presentations,policy discussions,and enlightened earth-resource workshopsand regulations.  \nThe task assigned to the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries is to provide the geology-andearth-science-related information needs of society and to see ways to best provide the right information to the rightpeople at the right time.  \nIt is a privilege for me to serve this agency as it serves the people of Oregon.  \nOREGON GEOLOGY  \n(ISSN 0164-3304)  \nVOLUME 61,NUMBER 4 JULY/AUGUST 1999  \nPublished bimonthly in January,March.May.July,September.November by the Oregon Depart-ment of Geology and Mineral industries.(Volumes 1 through 40 were entitled The Ore Bin.)    \nGoverning Board  \nDonald W.Christensen,Chair.             …    Depoe BayJacqueline G.Haggerty  ..…      ....    ..EnterpriseArleen N.Barnett...              ....      ....PortlandState Geologist.      …     ....John D.BeaulieuActing Deputy State Geologist       .…Dennis L.OlmsteadEditor........  .....Klaus K.E.NeuendorfProduction Assistants      ...Kate Halstead,James Roddey  \nMain Office:Suite 965,800 NE Oregon Street \\#28,Portland97232,phone(503)731-4100FAX(503)731-4066.nternet:http://sarvis.dogami.state.orus  \nBaker City Field Office:1831 First Street,Baker City 97814,phone(541)523-3133,FAX(541)523-5992.Mark LFerns,Regional Geologist.  \nGrants Pass Field Office:5375 Monument Drive,Grants Pass 97526,phone(541)476-2496,FAX(541)474-3158.Thomas J.Wiley,Regional Geologist  \nMined Land Reclamation Program:1536 Queen Ave.SE,Albany97321,phone(541)967-2039,FAX(541)967-2075.Internet:http://www.proaxis.com/~dogami/mlrweb.shtmlGary W.Lynch,Supervisor.  \nOver the years I have been privileged to learn many things about the geology andnatural systems of Oregon.As the new State Geologist and Director of the OregonDepartment of Geology and Mineral Industries,I will continue to learn.In this column,with each issue I will communicate some of my insights to our readers.  \nOne (just one)of the core values of a geology department is the production anddelivery of useful geologic maps.Good geologic maps are simply diagrams of theearth beneath our feet.They depict how and when various earth events happened (orare happening).As such,geologic maps become four-dimensional translating devicesthat can be used to discern what Mother Nature is telling us with patterns of rocksand soil.  \nThis information and other insights imbedded in geologic maps are central to man-agement of our resources,to managing geologic hazards,and to approaching sustain-able relationships with our ecosystems.Our job is to bring these insights to the busypublic in the quest to solve earth-related problems.  \nOregon State GeologistTo solve today's complex problems,especially those involving ecosystems and endan-gered species,however,we also need parallel insights from other fields besides geology,  \nThe Nature of the Northwest Information Center:Suite 177,800NE Oregon St.\\#5,Portland,OR 97232-2162,phone (503)872-2750,FAX(503)731-4066Internet:http://www.naturenw.orgDonald J.HainesManager.  \nPeriodicals postage paid at Portland,Oregon.Subscription rates:1year,$10;3 years$22.Single issues,$3.  \nAddress subscription orders,renewals,and changes of address to Ore-gon Geology,Suite 965,800 NE Oregon Street\\#28,","cbCaiggFxGFPX8bX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiggFxGFPX8bX","pdf",6710722,24,"English","# 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