Celebrating local science
This year’s festival includes five days of hikes, movies, talks, and activities, all designed to bring local scientists and the Moab community together.
This year’s festival includes five days of hikes, movies, talks, and activities, all designed to bring local scientists and the Moab community together.
eter Flaig is a research scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology in Austin, Texas, and has studied the geology of this seaway by looking at deposits from the southwest U.S. into Canada and Alaska.
This week, we talk with Reagan Wytsalucy about traditional foods on the Colorado Plateau.
Science Moab highlights interesting talks with behavioral ecologist Sean Mahoney, Diné river guide and community organizer Colleen Cooley, and paleontologist John Hankla.
When large swaths of land are disturbed, such as through a wildfire burn, they can quickly get out of control: invasive plants take over or erosion further wipes the land away. For land…