 | Ask a volcanologist - Direct your question to someone at the University of Hawaii, land of volcanoes.
| Ask an Earth-Scientist - Answers to frequently asked questions about volcanoes as well as answers by experts to new questions.
| Center for Study of Active Volcanoes - University of Hawaii at Hilo offers courses in volcanology and monitoring active volcanoes.
| The Cinder Cone Page - Cinder cones in review, sand pile and numerical models.
| Composite volcano (stratovolcano) - Introduction and research links about composite volcanoes
| Galapagos Volcanology - Research on geology and volcanoes by Dennis Geist.
| Glaciers and Caves on Volcanoes - Images and data on Cascade and other volcanoes.
| Hawaii Field Trip - Bob Ballard's Jason Project on the growing lava field from Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii.
| Hot Liquid Magma - A volcano guide including a list of the world's killer eruptions.
| How Volcanoes Work - Comprehensive educational resource on the science of volcanic processes. Topics include eruption dynamics, volcanic landforms, and types and products of eruptions. Includes several animations.
| Kilauea Volcano - Excellent summaries of eruptions including Puu Oo, the latest.
| Learning about Volcanoes - Educational resources and extensive links
| Montserrat Volcano - Part of Dr. Love's (UK) series on "Science Explained".
| NeMO, Undersea Volcano - Monitoring active volcanoes on the sea floor 250 miles off the coast of Oregon.
| Teachers Guide to Stratovolcanoes - Descriptions of 8 major stratovolcanoes around the Pacific rim.
| Volcano Annex - Federal information sources for kids, adults. Includes official links, kids links, preparedness guides, and interesting topics, and sources for further information.
| Volcano News - Educational site with articles on recent volcanic activity.
| Volcanoes - An online volcanology textbook by Robert I. Tilling of the United States Geological Survey.
| Volcanoes - This interactive exhibit, part of the Exhibits Collection of The Annenberg/CPB Projects, explores why volcanic eruptions occur. Activities invite visitors to melt rocks, locate famous volcanoes and play the role of a volcanologist. Includes video clips and related Web sites of interest.
| Volcanoes CD-ROM - Why, where and how volcanoes occur on Earth. Many photos and video clips.
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