Fireside Chats for 2008
Update 2/10/2008
Program – 2008
Education Committee
chairwoman, Beth Simmons, has
announced a schedule of 7 Fireside Chats
for 2008.
This lecture and slide show series typically takes an in-depth
look at a locally-relevant
geology or paleontology topic. Fireside Chats are presented by
professionals in the field and
Friends of Dinosaur Ridge volunteers. Programs start at 7:00 pm
and usually last approximately
1½ hours. For more details on a specific program, please contact
the Friends of Dinosaur Ridge
at (303) 697-3466.
Please note, the majority of programs in this series are aimed towards a
professional audience or the amateur geologist/paleontologist.
Please contact the Friends of Dinosaur Ridge if you have questions about
the age-appropriateness of a specific program.
January 30, 2008
Emu Project
presented by Todd Green and Brent
Breithaupt
February 27, 2008
The Colorado College specimen
presented by Steve Veatch, Beth
Simmons and Martin Lockley
March 1, 2008
Science Fiction and Science Facts for Teachers
presented by
Gary Raham
April 23, 2008
Secrets of the Laramide Orogeny
presented by
Harald Drewes
May 28, 2008
Photogrammetry used in Tracking
presented by
Neffra Matthews and Brent Beithaupt
September 24, 2008
Jumping Tracks
and other Mammal Tracks
presented by Toni Culver
October 29, 2008
Pterosaur
tracksites
presented by
Brent Breithaupt and Martin Lockley
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