2021 Programs and Materials
October 19th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at St. John’s Episcopal Church- Open to Public. Presentation: “Dinosaurs! Allosaurus Assemblage: Predator Pitfall or Coincidence?”, Presented by Angela Reddick, Wyoming Dinosaur Center, Thermopolis, WY Summary | Video
October 5th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online). Open to Public. Presentation: “Water, Oil and Gas: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”, Presented by Dan Creighton, Geologists of JH. Summary | Video
September 21st (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) & Live at St. John’s Episcopal Church- Open to Public. Presentation: “Wyoming’s Geoheritage”, Presented by Carol Frost, University of Wyoming. Summary
September 7th Presentation: “St. George, Utah, A Geological Wonderland”, Presented by Rick Miller, Dixie State University. Summary | Video
August 17th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Wyoming’s geologic resources, hazards and groundwater: Projects at the Wyoming State Geological Survey”, Presented by Erin Campbell, Wyoming Geological Survey. Summary | Video
August 3rd (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) and in-person at St. John’s Church – Open to Public. Presentation: “Magmatic flare-ups in Cordilleran orogenic systems”, Presented by Jay Chapman, University of Wyoming. Summary | Video
July 20th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Pleistocene glaciation and fault activity in the Teton Range and greater Yellowstone”, Presented by Joe Licciardi, University of New Hampshire. Summary | Video
July 6th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Distributed acoustic sensing: game changing for seismology?”, Presented by Zack Spica, University of Michigan. Summary | Video
June 15th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Permafrost in a changing climate: Arctic lake and drained lake basin systems”, Presented by Andy Parsekian, University of Wyoming. Summary | Video
June 1st (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Lava vs Water in the Snake River Plain of southern Idaho”, Presented by Shawn Willsey, College of Southern Idaho. Summary | Video
May 18th (Tuesday), 5 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “The Geology of East Greenland”, Presented by James Cresswell, Geo World Travel. Summary | Video
May 4th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., Via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Mondrian or Pollock, what is the true nature of the Earth mantle?”, Presented by Sarah Lambart, University of Utah Summary
April 20th – Joel Pederson – Utah State University “Active tectonics along the flank of Yellowstone investigated using terraces of the Snake River in and around Alpine Canyon” Video Summary
April 6th – Ben Crosby, Idaho State University: “An Inventory of Landslides in Grand Teton National Park” Video Summary
March 16th – Mike Scher and Cynthia Blankenship, Geologists of Jackson Hole “Fascinating and Fossil-Rich Limestones and Dolomites of the Teton Range” Video Summary
March 2nd – John Willott, Geologists of Jackson Hole. Presentation: “Natural Gas and Transition to Renewable Energy”; Video Summary
February 16th – Mike Poland, USGS/Yellowstone Observatory “An Overview of Yellowstone Hazards, Monitoring, and Recent Activity”; Presented by . Video Summary
February 2nd –Samuel Singer, Wyoming Stargazing & Mike Adler, Geologists of Jackson Hole “Viewing the Night Sky Live!”; Presented by . Video Summary
January 19th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “The rise and fall of latest Pleistocene pluvial lakes in the northern Great Basin”; Presented by Daniel Enrique Ibarra, Univ. of CA, Berkeley. Video Summary
January 5th (Tuesday), 6 p.m., via Zoom (online) – Open to Public. Presentation: “Critical for Life: Where is Water in the Solar System, and Where Did it Come From?”; Presented by Mike Adler, Geologists of JH. Video Summary