2022 Programs and Materials
December 6th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public. Presentation: “Nice Chert! Extensive preservation of glass meadows in the Phosphoric Sea”, Presented by Dr. Leif Tapanila, Idaho State University Summary/ Video
November 1st (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public. Presentation: “Greater Yellowstone Climate Assessment”, Presented by Dr. Bryan Shuman, University of Wyoming Summary/ Video
September 6th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public. Presentation: “What is really happening in Greenland, Melt, Sea-level rise and all that”, Presented by Dr. Neil Frank Humphrey, University of Wyoming Summary / Video
October 4th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public. Presentation: “Insights from surficial geologic mapping in northwest Wyoming”, Presented by James Mauch, Wyoming State Geological Survey Summary/ Video
August 18th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public.
Presentation: “Removal of the northern paleo-Teton Range along the Yellowstone hotspot track: New insights gained from uplift modeling, LiDAR, seismic reflection data, and lake coring studies”, Presented by Dr. Ryan Thigpen, University of Kentucky
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August 2nd (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public.
Presentation: “Critical Minerals Research in Southern Wyoming”, Presented by Patty Webber, Wyoming State Geological Survey
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July 19th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public.
Presentation: “The Green River Formation (a paleontological overview)”, Presented by JP Cavigelli, Tate Geological Museum, Casper WY
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June 28th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public.
Presentation: “Yellowstone Explained: New Imaging Helps Understand Old Faithful, the Deep Energy Driving Yellowstone and My Antarctic Adventures”, Presented by Bob Smith, University of Utah
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June 7th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library. Open to Public.
Presentation: “In the Footsteps of the Early Bone Diggers: Locating Historic Photographic Sites in the Bridger Basin of Southwest Wyoming and Badlands National Park, South Dakota”, Presented by Emmett Evanoff, University of Northern Colorado.
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May 17th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at Teton County Library- Open to Public
Presentation: “Wyoming, the Nucleus of North America”, Presented by Ron Frost, University of Wyoming
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May 3rd (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & (depending on Covid) Live at Teton County Library- Open to Public
Presentation: “Wyoming’s Tapirs – Who Would have Thought!??”, Presented by Laura Vietti, University of Wyoming
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April 19th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) Only. Open to Public
Presentation: “Probing the Ancient History of the Northern Rockies”, Presented by Kendra Murray, Idaho St. Univ.
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April 5th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & (depending on Covid) Live at St. John’s Episcopal Church- Open to Public
Presentation: “Studies of Teton Fault seismicity, using Mtn Front lake sediment data”, Presented by Darren Larsen, Occidental College
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March 15th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & (depending on Covid) Live at St. John’s Episcopal Church- Open to Public
Presentation: “Is the Northern Rockies soil organic carbon [or is the] emperor wearing any clothes?”, Presented by Tony Hartshorn, Montana St. Univ.
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March 1st (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & (depending on Covid) Live at St. John’s Episcopal Church- Open to Public
Presentation: “Crystals & Light”, Presented by John Guslander, Geologists of JH
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February 15th (Tuesday), 5 p.m., Via Zoom (online)
Presentation: “A Geological Journey through Oman”, Presented by James Cresswell, GeoWorld Travel
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February 1st (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online)
Presentation: “Global Warming and Climate Change in the 21st Century”, Presented by Mike Adler, Geologists of JH
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January 18th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) only due to current Covid concerns.
Presentation: “Little Ice Age Glaciers of the Teton Range”, Presented by Mike Merigliano
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January 4th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) only due to current Covid concerns.
Presentation: “The Geologic Story of Jackson Hole and Northwest Wyoming”, Presented by John Hebberger Jr.
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