Idaho and earthquakes. They go together. Remember where you were on October 28, 1983, around 8 am? It was the largest earthquake in Idaho’s recorded history. We examine why parts of Idaho are so prone to earthquakes, in Sunday’s 7 pm showing of the hour-long “Idaho Geology, A Convergence of Wonders.” Here’s a short clip. | Outdoor Idaho

2.9K views · 112 reactions | The goal of our hour-long "Idaho Geology, a Convergence of Wonders," is to make geology fun. Or at least try to... with segments like skiing the Bruneau Sand Dunes. Airs Thursday, April 21st at 8 pm. | Outdoor Idaho | Facebook

This Sunday's show examines Idaho’s remarkable geology. And we spend a short amount of time on gemstones in “Idaho Geology, A Convergence of Wonders,” airing Sunday at 7 pm. | Outdoor Idaho

One of the most intriguing places in Idaho, Blue Heart Springs, from our hour-long show, “Idaho Geology: A Convergence of Wonders,” airing Thursday at 8 and Sunday at 7. This is the first of a handful of hour-long shows airing in August and September. This Emmy-honored program is a primer on the forces that created Idaho. And check out the webpage; lots of interesting information about Idaho’s remarkable geology… http://idahoptv.org/outdoors/shows/geology/ | Outdoor Idaho

10K views · 364 reactions | It’s been called “the strangest 75 square miles on the North American continent.” From "Idaho Geology, A Convergence of Wonders," airing Sunday, April 24th at 7 pm. | Outdoor Idaho | Facebook