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Geologists of Jackson Hole

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.

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We encourage anyone with an interest in earth science, regardless of their educational background, to become a member of the Geologists of Jackson Hole. To learn more about joining, please visit our membership information page. Click here for a membership application.

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Upcoming Field Trips

We hold monthly trips and events. Click below for more information.

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Public Programs
in Conjunction with
Teton County Library

Help our mission by contributing to Old Bill’s Fun Run from August through Sept.18, 2020. Description

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Due to the COVID 19 outbreak, all public programs will be Live Digital presentations in conjunction with the Teton County Library using Zoom. You are welcome to view the live presentations using the Zoom meeting link and password listed for each presentation...

Upcoming Live Digital Presentations

August 18^th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., LIVE via ZOOM: “Idaho’s Dinosaurs: They Dug Their Own Graves” Presented by – Dr. L.J. Krumenacker, Department of Geological Sciences and Idaho Museum of Natural History, ISU. Summary

Join GJH Zoom Meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88489902833?pwd=OTZ6dzZneUNBOCtMN1JMeFlNekJ0Zz09

Meeting ID: 884 8990 2833 Password: 497847

If a computer isn’t available you can phone in by calling:

(253) 215-8782 Meeting ID: 884 8990 2833 Password: 497847

Recent Presentations

July 7^th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Digitally presented on ZOOM – Open to Public. Presentation: “The First People & Last Mammoths in Wyoming”, Presented by Todd Surovell, University of Wyoming. Video SUMMARY

June 16 (Tuesday) 6 P.M. in conjunction with the Teton County Library, “A Storm of Stars: A Living History of the Milky Way” Presented by Shane Larson, NW University Summary. Video Available on YouTube

May 19 (Tuesday) 6 P.M. in conjunction with the Teton County Library, “Recent History of the Teton Fault” presented by Glenn Thackray, Idaho State University. Zoom Meeting: Summary Video Available on YouTube.