Fossils, Rocks, and History of Spring Mountain Ranch State Park with Ranger
Tune into a scenic Virtual Field Trip to Spring Mountain Ranch State Park with the Nevada Science Center team and Ranger Joshua. This State Park sits in a very geologically and paleontologically interesting location in southern Nevada, adjacent to Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. The NSC team will talk about why this area is so interesting in terms of rocks and fossils. Ranger Josh will explain the history of the Park and its significance to the history of southern Nevada.
*Free to attend, pre-registration required* Register Here!
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing.
The Mine Experience at the McCaw School of Mines Henderson, Nevada
Tune in for a virtual tour of the Mine Experience at the McCaw School of Mines, a replica of a mine with the Nevada Science Center. Come along in their journey as they tour the replica mine and check out equipment used in modern and historic mines. Learn about the mining industry and its importance to Nevada and western history and learn about careers in the mining industry.
*Free to attend, pre-registration Required*
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating, and video editing!
The Making of a Desert Wetland
*Pre-registration required*
Join the Nevada Science Center from the Desert Wildlife Refuge on the outskirts of the Las Vegas Valley. Tune in to learn about the geology that creates the natural springs, and the importance of water in creating habitats and providing vital resources for animals. From paleo-ecosystems to the modern, natural springs have played an important role in the Las Vegas Valley for thousands of years. Bring your questions for a live Q&A.
Paleontology Family Night
*Pre-Registration Required
Join the Nevada Science Center for a fun family evening with Paleontologist Dr. Josh Bonde and Becky Hall, November 4th 6:00-7:30pm PST. Tune in as they talk and share all things paleontology and fossils with fun activities, show and tell and a live Q&A!Register Here
Geology Rocks! From the Nevada Science Center
*Pre-Registration Required*
Tune in from the Nevada Science Center’s lab as they discuss the rock cycle, rock identification, and plate tectonics. Rocks can tell scientist a lot about Earth’s processes dating back billions of years ago. We discuss the major rock types around the State of Nevada and how to start your own rock collection. Bring your questions for a live Q&A with geologists Dr. Josh Bonde and Becky Hall.
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing.
The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.
Archeology in Valley of Fire State Park
Come join the Nevada Science Center as we explore Valley of Fire State Park with Ranger Kayla. In this virtual adventure, we will learn about archaeology in Nevada’s oldest and largest State Park right outside busy Las Vegas. Come along as we check out some petroglyphs and artifacts. Ask questions to Ranger Kayla and paleontologists conducting research in the Park.
Preregistration Required Register Here!
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing.
The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.
National Fossil Day: Nevada’s First Dinosaur
Join the Nevada Science Center’s team as they celebrate National Fossil Day! Recently, paleontologists, Dr. Josh Bonde and Becky Hall from the Science Center unveiled the first named dinosaur species from the State of Nevada. Tune in for a fun unveiling and learn more about this dinosaur and others that roamed Nevada millions of years ago! Bring your questions for a live Q&A.
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing. The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.
Sustainable Science: Water Resources in the Desert
Join the Nevada Science Center team as they explore the Bird Viewing Preserve in Henderson, NV. Tune in to learn more about the water cycle, importance of water in the Mojave Desert, the forces of water on the landscapes, and why this area is so important for animals that visit the preserve. Bring your questions for a live Q&A with scientists.
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing.
The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.
Curator Chat: Dinosaur Discovery Site Saint George, UT
Join the Nevada Science Center as they chat with Curator and Paleontologist Andrew Milner as he shares the paleontology lab and fossils from Utah. Tune in to learn about some of the exciting research fossil projects! Bring your questions for scientists to answer about the prehistoric past, the future of paleontology in the region, and what it’s like working in their professions.
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing. The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.
Virtual Field Fall Equinox from Mount Charleston
Join the Nevada Science Center Team as they visit Mount Charleston, NV to celebrate the Fall Equinox. Tune in as we talk about the science behind the Fall Equinox and the changes plants and animals go through to prepare for winter. Bring your questions for a live Q&A.
Recorded Virtual Field Trip can be found on Nevada’s Science Center’s YouTube
Thank you Ralph Krauss from Edutainment Learning for co-organizing, moderating and video editing. The Nevada’s Science Center is dedicated to bringing communities together through science education and research. We are a registered 501(c)(3), please inquire to help bring our mission to communities.