Special Tate Talk May 12 looks at ‘Utilizing Geology to Mitigate Climate Change’
Kirsten Nicolaysen, Ph.D., will be at the Tate Geological Museum on May 12 to explore using olivine and geology to sequester CO2 and mitigate climate change.
Kirsten Nicolaysen, Ph.D., will be at the Tate Geological Museum on May 12 to explore using olivine and geology to sequester CO2 and mitigate climate change.
Kids ages 7-14: Learn animal drawing at the Tate Museum’s free Saturday Club on May 2. Master proportions and anatomy with Russell Hawley.
Join Rita Douglas at the Tate Geological Museum for a free talk on soft-sediment deformation in volcanic ash and Yellowstone’s geological history.
Join bird expert Stacey Scott and Casper College’s Luis Alza Leo for free bird identification classes at the Werner Wildlife Museum. Held every Wednesday at 7 p.m. through May 13, these sessions cover various Wyoming species and are open to the public. Each class is a stand-alone unit, and no registration is required.
Join Casper College and Natrona County Library for the NEA Big Read of “Lab Girl.” Enjoy a plant biology open house, botanical talks, and climate discussions this April.
Join the Tate Geological Museum on April 4 for “Trunks, Trees, and Leaves.” Kids ages 7-14 can explore tree identification and decorate tree cookies.
Join Kent Sundell, Ph.D., at the Tate Geological Museum for a free talk on 65 million years of Wyoming’s volcanic history and lava lakes.
Join Casper College for Mammoth Day on March 14! Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Dee, the world’s largest mounted Columbian mammoth, with free activities and treats.
Join the CC Ag Department for the 46th Annual Lamb and Pig Sale on March 7, 2026. Buy high-quality livestock from regional champion breeders.
Join Russell Hawley for a free talk on Late Cretaceous dinosaurs. Attend at the Tate Museum or watch on Facebook. March 4 at 6 p.m