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Flagstaff Festival of Science: Keyhole Sink Guided Hike

October 1, 2023 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Free
Join retired Kaibab National Forest archaeologist and Willow Bend Board Member Neil Weintraub for a 1.5 mile round trip hike to the Keyhole Sink Native American petroglyphs that are about 1000 years ago. Along the way you will learn about the forest’s rich cultural history and about the importance of ongoing forest restoration treatments. Bring snacks, camera, and plenty of water! Reservations are required and are available starting September 8th.
Meeting location will be e-mailed upon registration.

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Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science 🎉

The Flagstaff Festival of Science is pleased to present “The Mammoth World of Science” September 22- October 1, 2023! The Festival features 10-days of engaging events and programs, all free, for the community to enjoy and celebrate the wonders of science!

This year’s theme has been designed to showcase the fascinating research and scientific discovery of Beth Shapiro, PhD.

The Festival offers a wide variety of presentations, hands-on workshops, interactive discussions, classroom talks and guided tours led by outstanding Flagstaff scientists and STEAM professionals. Festival-goers will have the opportunity to learn about ancient cultures, the environment of the Colorado Plateau, wildlife, astronomy and biology, as well as many topics at the intersection of the sciences and the arts.

Festival events highlight the innovative research happening right here in Flagstaff! Events are held in a variety of venues and institutions throughout northern Arizona.

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Audience
Adult,Teens (14 - 18 years)
Genre
Arts, Culture & Social Science,Conservation and Sustainability,Field Sciences
Type
Expo/Festival,Field Trip/Outdoor Activity,Tour/Walk
Program
Coconino, Navajo/Apache