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SUMMARY:Society for California Archaeology 2024 Annual Meeting: Prehistoric Ceramics in the California Deserts
DESCRIPTION:Register now for the Society for California Archaeology 2024 Annual Meeting: Considering Cultural Landscapes featuring Hannah Robinson from the Bureau of Land Management\, California Desert District\, and Gregory Haynes from Desert Research Institute\, Las Vegas\, on Friday\, March 8. \nRegister online at: https://scahome.org/ANNUAL-MEETING \nPrehistoric Ceramics in the California Deserts: Building Consensus among Stakeholders in the Twenty-First Century\nFriday\, March 8\, 2024 \nOne hundred years ago\, Malcolm Rogers began his archaeological investigations using ceramics to construct a prehistoric culture history of the Colorado and Mojave deserts of California. Since that time many archaeologists have followed Rogers\, seeking to understand prehistoric cultural affiliations\, culture change\, and how people made a living in these lands using ceramics. But prehistoric ceramics intersect with\, and are important to\, many people beyond those in academia. Descendant communities have their own unique knowledge about these artifacts and their meaning in the lives of their ancestors. Land managers\, who administer public lands and the resources present thereon\, are charged with the protection and conservation of ceramic-related resources. Just as importantly are museum and curation professionals who care for ceramic collections in-perpetuity on behalf of the American public. Each of these stakeholders have their own perspectives about prehistoric ceramics in the California deserts. This symposium brings together individuals from these diverse backgrounds to discuss future directions in our understanding\, management\, and curation of ceramic artifacts and ceramic assemblages in the twenty-first century. \nParticipants \nHannah Robinson\, District Archaeologist\, Bureau of Land Management\, California Desert District \nGreg Haynes\, Associate Research Professor\, Desert Research Institute \nRena Van Fleet\, Colorado River Indian Tribes\, Tribal Historic Preservation Office \nKaren Harry\, Professor\, University of Nevada\, Las Vegas \nTony Soares\, Ceramic Replication Professional \nAaron Wright\, Preservation Anthropologist\, Archaeology Southwest \nKristin O’Lear\, Executive Director\, Imperial Valley Desert Museum \nJill McCormick\, Yuma Field Office Archaeologist\, Bureau of Land Management \n  \n  
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/sca2024/
LOCATION:Riverside Convention Center\, 3637 5th Street\, Riverside\, CA\, 92501\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:Women in Science Speaker Series Featuring Tiffany Pereira
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an inspiring journey through the Women in Science Speaker Series\, a collaborative initiative between the Bureau of Land Management and Southern Nevada Conservancy\, held at the picturesque Red Rock Canyon Amphitheater the first Friday of the month. Delve into the worlds of local women in STEM as they share their expertise\, connection to the land\, and the impact of STEM in their lives. These captivating events promise insightful discussions and enlightening perspectives. In the event of inclement weather\, we’ll shift the excitement indoors to the Visitor Center\, ensuring an enriching experience regardless of conditions. Don’t miss out on these empowering conversations shaping the future of Nevada’s public lands and site stewardship. \n\nJanuary 5th\, 2024: Tiffany Pereira\, Ecologist at Desert Research Institute\nFebruary 2nd\, 2024: Sandy Croteau\, Vice President at Protectors of Tule Springs\nMarch 1st\, 2024: Dr. Lauren Parry\, Paleontologist at National Park Service\n\nRegistration is necessary\, space is limited. Register online or by calling (702) 515-5367
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/women-in-science-speaker-series-featuring-tiffany-pereira/
LOCATION:Red Rock Canyon Las Vegas Amphitheater\, 1000 Scenic Loop Dr.\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89161\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231216
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SUMMARY:DRI at AGU23 Fall Meeting
DESCRIPTION:DRI will have an exhibit at the AGU23 Fall Meeting this year and will be located at booth 646.  In addition\, we will also have faculty presenting at the conference.  Check back soon for details and the conference schedule. We look forward to seeing everyone there! \nagu.org/fall-meeting  \n#DiscoverDRI
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/dri-agu23/
LOCATION:Moscone Center\, 747 Howard St.\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:DRI at the Pleistocene Palooza
DESCRIPTION:Stop by our booth at the Pleistocene Palooza\, where we will have great activities for the kids representing the flora and fauna seen inside the Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument. We hope to see you there! \nPleistocene Palooza is an annual\, interactive outdoor event for fossil enthusiasts of all ages\, featuring live animals and a junior paleontologist program. Visitors can catch a glimpse of Ice Age Las Vegas–Pleistocene fossils will come alive as visitors meet representative animals that live today. National Park Service staff\, volunteers\, and partners showcase the science behind the scenes that helps us understand past life and environments and how they relate to today. This event is in celebration of National Fossil Day\, an annual celebration held in October to highlight the scientific and educational value of paleontology and the importance of preserving fossils for future generations. \nThe event will be held in the parking area at N. Durango Drive & W. Moccasin Rd. Visitor parking will be available on the northeast side of the intersection.
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/dri-at-the-pleistocene-palooza/
LOCATION:Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument\, Grand Teton Dr.\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89084\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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SUMMARY:DRI at the 2023 Tahoe Science Conference
DESCRIPTION:DRI’s Dr. Monica Arienzo will be presenting about Microplastics and Trash\, along with colleagues Dr. Veronica Nava\, University of Milan-Bicocca\, Laura Patten\, League to Save Lake Tahoe\, Madonna Dunbar\, Tahoe Water Suppliers Assoc\, and Alison Toy (Facilitator)\, Tahoe Environmental Research Center at the 2023 Tahoe Science Conference: Science to Action: Working Together to Build Resiliency at Lake Tahoe. \nThe full conference runs from October 11-13 at Lake Tahoe Community College.  For registration information\, please visit: https://nvwra.org/2023-tahoe-science-conference  \nYou can also discover more about Dr. Arienzo’s research on our Lake Tahoe Storymap: https://bit.ly/drilaketahoe 
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/2023-tahoe-science-conference/
LOCATION:Lake Tahoe Community College\, 1 College Drive\, South Lake Tahoe\, CA\, 96150
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230720T160000
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SUMMARY:Artown Photography Exhibit & Open House
DESCRIPTION:During Artown we are celebrating the winners of DRI’s annual photography competition and inviting the community to attend this free event for science enthusiasts of all ages. Our scientists and staff travel the globe conducting their research. Along their journeys\, they return with more than just data and samples – they capture striking snapshots of the places they explore\, from the desolate deserts of Nevada to the intricate depths of a microscope.  We will also be hosting an open house during this time with free lab tours on a first-come\, first-served basis and drone demonstration in the courtyard. Come and check out all of the great work that our scientists are doing. This event is made possible\, in part\, with support from the Edna B. and Bruno Benna Foundation. \n– STEM activities for kids: Learn to make an anemometer – an instrument designed to measure wind speed and pressure!  \n– Food trucks from Bite Me Food Truck Nv and Crepes & Craft  \n– Photography exhibit with the winners from the #DRI photo contest.  \n– Drone and robotics demonstrations!  \nThen stay for a special #ScienceDistilled at 7 p.m. with The Discovery. You can purchase tickets online at bit.ly/artownsciencedistilled
URL:https://www-dev.dri.edu/event/artown-photography-exhibit-open-house/
LOCATION:DRI\, Reno Campus\, 2215 Raggio Parkway\, Reno\, NV\, 89512\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Event
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