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The natural resources of the state of Louisiana are a very important economic source of revenue, and it is important that the citizens of Louisiana understand and have knowledge of these valuable assets to better manage them. A basic knowledge of the state’s earth-system processes and its biotic natural systems, and of their interconnectedness, is essential to effective stewardship and sustainable development of these resources in a healthy environment. (read more...)

News and Events

NEW LGS releases the 2018 Oil and Gas Fields of Louisiana Map. Available free as PDF or printed copy for $175.00. Contact Pat O'Neill for printed copy details.

The Louisiana Geological Survey (LSU) is currently seeking candidates for the position of Director and Associate Professor. Follow this link to job posting for details.

A Study of the Brushy Creek Feature, Saint Helena Parish, Louisiana.

LGS now has Georeferenced maps on the Avenza Map Store. Download and view on your smartphone or tablet.

Questions on Louisiana geology? Contact Riley Milner, the LGS outreach coordinator.

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See the LGS public information page.

Congratulations to Douglas Carlson on his appointment as Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Geology and Geophysics.

Louisiana Geological Survey 2018 Newsletter

LGS releases new "Publication Catalog"

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"A Portfolio of Published Maps", for download url, please email rpaulsell@lsu.edu

Louisiana Oil and Gas Symposium 2019

13th Annual LGS, LASU AgCenter, and LWRRI Louisiana Water Conference, April 15-16, 2019. Conference Announcement, Abstract Submission and Schedule