In 1938, no one thought that two female botanists and a small crew of boatmen could run the Colorado River and make it out alive. But that's exactly what Lois Jotter and Elzada Clover did as they mapped the Grand Canyon's botany for the first time, as described in the book Brave the Wild River....
Join us for an inspiring event that highlights the achievements and experiences of women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM). With women still underrepresented in these fields, this event creates a welcoming space for connection, learning, and inspiration. Enjoy presentations from experienced professionals, networking, theme-based group games and open discussions. Whether you're a...
Over the past couple years we've seen all types of weather, clouds, comets, aurora, and other unusual celestial events that have captivated those with the time to 'look up'. The Flagstaff Cloud Appreciators have captured it all, and will provide a glimpse into these amazing events, and a hint of what is to come. Tom...
Dr. Brian Klimowski will provide lively discussion, analyses, and a dive into the science behind the art we call meteorology. Using specific pieces from the "Cumulus" exhibition at the Coconino Center for the Arts as examples, Brian will bring alive the science behind the art we see! LOCATION Coconino Center for the Arts EVENT TYPE...
A night for celebrating Women in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics), this networking event will be an opportunity to share experiences and create a network of artists and scientists you can tap into for collaboration and advice. LOCATION Coconino Center for the Arts EVENT TYPE Networking Event 🎉Part of the 2024...
Are you interested in how new AI tools can be used to help people or create positive change? So are we! On the podcast, AI for Helpers and Changemakers, Sharon Tewksbury-Bloom interviews people about how they are using new tech for good. Join us for a live taping of the show. LOCATION Coconino Center for...