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Public Programs
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Teton County Library
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Field Trips and Member Only Events – 2024
May – Yellowstone – Led by Dr, Lisa Morgan and Dr. Mike Poland
August 3rd – Annual Barbeque members only
August 5th – GLH and Teton Plant joint field trip at the top of the tram.
Sept 24th – Idaho National Lab Guided Tour. Transportation provided.
October – Idaho Paleofloods, Vocanics, Fossils and more – College of S. ID
As a non-profit, all-volunteer organization, our mission is to inform and educate our members and community about earth science related matters – their broad scope and importance to all of us. Scroll down for upcoming and recent presentations. Learn More
Join us at 5:30 at the Teton County Library prior to our live presentation for a social half-hour. Complimentary sodas and appetizers.
-Upcoming Live Digital Presentations-
November 7th (Thursday), 6pm MT Presentation: “Harnessing Earth’s Potential: Advances in Geothermal Energy, Thermal Storage, and Carbon Sequestration” by Trevor Atkinson, Idaho National Laboratory. Live at the Teton County Library and via Zoom
October 1st (Tuesday), 6 p.m MT Presentation: “Volcanic Hazards, Critical Minerals, and Geology for an Uncertain Future” by Dr. Joe Biasi, University of Wyoming please join us from 5:30-6:00 to enjoy free soft drinks and appetizers before our talk begins! Summary / Video
Recent Presentations
September 16th (Monday) 6-7:30pm MT. Presentation: “The End of Snow? Increased Fire Risk? An Interactive Educational Program About Climate Change and its Impacts in Jackson Hole”
led by Dr. Bryan Shuman, University of Wyoming. Live at the Teton County Library and via Zoom. Summary Video
September 3rd (Tuesday) 6-7:30pm MT. Presentation – Holocene Perspectives on a Warming Arctic by Jamie McFarlin – Assistant Professor at the U. of Wyoming in the Department of Geology and Geophysics. Live at the Teton County Library and via Zoom. Summary – Video