California is known for earthquakes, but did you know we are also home to eight active volcanoes and more than 500 volcanic vents? What is the likelihood of a volcano erupting in California? In this week’s Inside Look, we talk to the people monitoring California’s volcanoes.
Links:
Cal OES Earthquake, Tsunami & Volcano Programs
California Volcanoes
USGS California Volcano Observatory
- List and map of volcanoes in California
- Hazards Assessment
- Activity Updates
- Monitoring
Educational Information
- Learn about U.S. Volcanoes
- Resources for Educators
- Volcano Frequently Asked Questions
- U.S. Volcano List
Site is sponsored by NASA under the auspices of Project ALERT (Augmented Learning Environment and Renewable Teaching).
Fact Sheets & Posters
USGS Volcano Hazards Program Fact Sheets & Posters
Volcano Preparedness
Key Facts about Preparing for a Volcano Eruption
Volcano Eruption Fact Sheet – Available in many languages and large font
American Red Cross – Volcano Safety Tips
Volcanic Ash Facts and Guidance
NOAA Volcanic Ash Advisory Center
Volcano Recovery
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Volcanoes
Key Facts about Protecting Yourself after a Volcanic Eruption
Other sites with Volcano information:
Seismic Safety Commission – Volcanoes
CALIFORNIA VOLCANO OBSERVATORY WEB CAMS AND GALLERIES