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Arts & Culture and Night Sky
World renowned astrophotgrapher, Dave Lane, shares the stories to his night photography from Kanab and southern Utah.
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Films and Community
Viewer reflection and discussion on the documentary films (and Native Plant video), with a focus on "The Divided Brain".
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Community
A series of short videos from advocates for the natural world followed by a discussion on the topics covered.
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Science & Land and Night Sky
Presentation on Viewing Dark Skies in Utah by Paul Ricketts, from the University of Utah's South Physics Observatory.
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Science & Land
Palentology presentation on new dinosaur discoveries in the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument by Joe Sertich, curator at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.
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Science & Land
Live demonstration of owls by Wasatch Mountain State Park naturalist, Kathy Donnell.
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Community
Discussion on the Interview of Renowned Climate Scientist Katharine Hayhoe on Radio West KUER.
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Arts & Culture and Science & Land
Photos of ruins and rock art of the Kayenta Area as presented by former Utah Rock Art Research Association president, Richard Jenkinson.
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Science & Land
The National Parks Conservation Association talks about the effects of climate change on our National Parks.
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Community
Kick-off event for Amazing Earthfest, featuring keynote speaker Blake Spalding, co-owner/co-chef of the nationally known Hell’s Backbone Grill & Farm in Boulder, Utah.
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Films
The inspiring story of Betty Reid Soskin, beloved African American National Park ranger who just retired March 31st, 2022, at the age of 100!
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Films
What is consciousness? Is it in all living beings? What happens when we die? Why do we seem to be hardwired for mystical experience?
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Films
Explore the convergence of modern science and the world's great wisdom traditions in the context of nonviolence, its history, and impact on conflict.
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Films
Striving for balance between the left and right brain is a survival imperative. Our left hemisphere is very proficient at creating technologies, procedures and systems, but cannot understand the profound implications of those creations for people and the natural world around us.
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Films
Learn the plight of the endangered North Atlantic right whale and the impact of its protection efforts on the lobster industry.
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Arts & Culture and Science & Land
This is a recorded presentation about growing native plants and seed saving from a Southern Pauite perspective. There will be no live discussion.
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