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Join Tucson Audubon as we partner with AZ Youth Climate Coalition and UArizona Divest for an evening packed with informative panels with youth speakers and government leaders regarding solutions to the climate crisis! Enjoy FREE vegetarian food, art displays, and a raffle at the event! Location: University of Arizona, ENR2 Building, Room N120 No registration...
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Join us for our Urban Ag Field Day at with Steve & Sandy at their Urban Orchard and Farm in Prescott, Arizona! Learn all about local fruit production in urban areas. Speakers also include Anne LeSenne & Sharrona Moore on Beekeeping. And Matt Holderson on Viticulture. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/urban-ag-field-day-prescott-tickets-689627864507?aff=oddtdtcreator(link is external) Cost: $25 Registration: Required
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Join us and enjoy the dark skies of Northern Arizona with telescope viewing, presentations, and a variety activities for all ages, hosted by the Flagstaff Dark Skies Coalition. Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science The Flagstaff Festival of Science is pleased to present “The Mammoth World of Science” September 22- October...
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Nancy Marshall reads her action-packed book A Rattler's Tale: When Wild Animals Encounter Humans. Our youngest science enthusiasts will enjoy this humorous, adventurous and wonderfully informative book as they wind down to sleep. Captivatingly illustrated by a fisheries biologist, discover what happens when a skunk meets Mom in the shed and when the mountain lion...
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Don Lago reads All About the Grand Canyon. With rich storytelling about this natural wonder, our youngest science enthusiasts will also enjoy beautiful illustrations as they wind down to sleep. Stories about the geological and volcanic history, ecological history, and human history, the author allows the young reader to better understand the mile-deep canyon weaving...
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In this fun, hands-on activity, participants will use pre-cut colorful shapes to create their own tile using symmetry. Perfect for young STEAM learners! 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...
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Join Lowell Observatory for an exciting science program, designed for young minds. Learn about the nearest star to us, the Sun, and how nature interacts with day and night. Children will do interactive activities that will promote math, reasoning, and fine motor skills while igniting their curiosity to learn more about our universe! ...
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Outdoor drawing and painting--focused on observing the natural world around us. Flagstaff Open Spaces has art supplies and easels available for free. Participants will be encouraged to enter their artwork to be displayed for First Friday Art Walk on 10/6/2023, and visitors at First Friday will vote for their favorite artwork in each age category....
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Visit the newly furnished Cliffs Ranger Station on National Public Lands Day (free entrance). Cliffs Ranger Station is one of Arizona's oldest surviving log structures and Walnut Canyon National Monument's original headquarters. NPS preservation staff at the cabin will share the history of the cabin and how the NPS preserves historic structures. Usually closed to...
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Join National Park Service archeologists and wildlife biologists on National Public Lands Day (free entrance) to learn about Walnut Canyon's human and natural history. Learn about prehistoric hunting by visiting a flint knapping demonstration, trying your hand at throwing at an atlatl, and checking out real mammoth dung. Learn about bats, their ecology and behavior...
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Kaibab National Forest South Zone archaeologist Charlie Webber will lead a hike to a collection of archaeological sites located around Dow Spring that reveal an amazing slice of history. For the 1.25 mile, hour long hike please bring water, appropriate footwear for rocky terrain, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Reservations are required. ...
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Experience a special world of local science during a 3.5-mile hike across uneven terrain to the crater field on Coconino National Forest where Apollo Astronauts trained. Bring sturdy shoes, water, hat, jacket, sunscreen and snacks. Not suitable for young kids or dogs. As group size is limited, please cancel your reservation if you can not...
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The whole family can experience geocaching - locating hidden treasure at specific latitude and longitude coordinates. Use your smart phone and Google Maps to locate geocaches hidden in Bushmaster Park during Tynkertopia's Geocaching Event. Each cache contains a STEAM Challenge to complete after the geocaching experience. The last cache will contain a small prize for...
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Explore the science of how we discover and interpret secrets of the ancient civilizations in Flagstaff. Join us, as we dig into the past in the trenches, analyze artifacts and practice ancient hunting games. Tours at 10 am, noon and 2 pm Location: Elden Pueblo Archaeological Site Part of the Flagstaff Festival...
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Daytime tour guided by members of the Observatory staff. Visit several of our large telescopes and learn about the mission of the Naval Observatory. Reservations are required. Reservation Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science 🎉 The Flagstaff Festival of Science is pleased to present “The Mammoth World of Science” September 22-...
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Daytime tour guided by members of the Observatory staff. Visit several of our large telescopes and learn about the mission of the Naval Observatory. Reservations are required. Reservation Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science 🎉 The Flagstaff Festival of Science is pleased to present “The Mammoth World of Science” September 22-...
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There is science in anime? Learn about different anime and their connections to science! Ages 12+ 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,...
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Flagstaff 4th grade students and their teachers enjoy a day of water education and exploration! Community and sponsor volunteers lead activities to teach students about watersheds, groundwater, the water cycle, and water conservation technology. It's a fun day of water learning! Thank you to our sponsors & partners who make this possible! When 7 a.m....
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Join Brian Klimowski (National Weather Service Chief Meteorologist) for a 45-minute walk near Buffalo Park. We'll talk about the science behind the weather we observe, the impact of the anticipated El Nino, severe storms, and of course all about the clouds we see! Reservations are required and are available starting September 8th. ...
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Your toddler will delight in this special time for science-themed stories, songs, games, and more. Ages 2-3 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...
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Surprises galore are in store when we get together for science-themed stories, songs, games, and more. Ages 4-5 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...
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Families are invited to join us for fun and interactive storytimes. 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...
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Join Willow Bend Environmental Education Center on a guided Downtown Geology Tour for an exclusive and unique opportunity to explore downtown like never before. The tour will cover ancient history of stones used to build downtown's iconic buildings, highlight progression of architectural styles, discuss changing preferences for certain rock types, and provide an overview of...
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We are so excited to be offering Payson 4th grade students and their teachers a day of water education and exploration! Community and sponsor volunteers lead activities to teach students about watersheds, groundwater, the water cycle, and water conservation technology. It's a fun day of water learning! Thank you to our Sponsors and Partners that make...
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Your toddler will delight in this special time for science-themed stories, songs, games, and more. Ages 2-3 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...
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Surprises galore are in store when we get together for science-themed stories, songs, games, and more. Ages 4-5 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...
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Learn more about how the animals and humans of Galapagos, an idyllic UNESCO World Heritage Site, are in jeopardy because of an overpopulation of rats on the islands. Dr. Loretta Mayer shares details of her work to restore ecological balance to this area without resorting to poison. Part of the Flagstaff Festival...
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Did you know that Wickenburg gets one of the highest concentrations of migrating turkey vultures in Arizona? Or that the highway bridge in town has a colony of thousands of Mexican free-tailed bats roosting beneath it? This free, family-friendly, wildlife viewing event is hosted by the Town of Wickenburg, Maricopa County Parks Hassayampa River Preserve,...
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Dr Duan Biggs (NAU), Dr Alex Braczcowski (NAU and Griffith University, Australia), and Emily Renn (NAU and Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project) will share their experiences from the field on how community science can strengthen co-existence with carnivores. Part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science 🎉 The Flagstaff Festival of Science is...
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Join us on a tour of the Harrenburg Wash Natural Area to learn about a project Coconino County Parks and Recreation and Natural Channel Design are conducting to enhance our local riparian habitat. The tour will provide information about the natural area and the restoration project. Participants will learn about the area's hydrology and history....
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Take a guided tour of the Lava River Cave and hear about the origin of the cave and the processes that formed some of the interesting features found in a lava tube. Proper hiking shoes or boots, clothing and lights required for this strenuous hike. Reservation Part of the Flagstaff Festival of...
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Join us for a family friendly stroll through the Pipeline fire scar to see what is re-emerging after last year's fire. We will casually walk around about one mile off trail. Please wear good hiking shoes. There will be a raffle prize at the end of the walk for the biggest plant nerds! Reservations are...
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oin NAU's Apex, Arizona Archaeology Project for a guided tour of a Depression-era logging camp along the Grand Canyon Railway and learn about historical archaeology in Arizona. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water. The Tour will be outside of Tusayan, Arizona, but we will arrange a meeting place in Flagstaff. Reservations are required. Location: Meeting...
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Join us for Appreciation Day and view the best-preserved meteorite impact site on Earth! This breathtaking phenomenon is the result of a powerful collision between our planet and an asteroid traveling 26,000 miles per hour. The historic event occurred over 50,000 years ago, so woolly mammoths native to this region would have observed the astonishing...
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The North American Monsoon is spectacular, dangerous, beautiful, and full of surprises. Photographers and storm chasers frequently come to the Southwest to photograph and experience some of the most beautiful storms in the world, over spectacular landscapes. This presentation will showcase the photographs, science, and adventure of chasing the monsoon in the American Southwest. Webinar...
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