Exploring the Ice Ages: A Guided Tour with Dr. Andrew Kozlowski

Join Dr. Andrew Kozlowski, Curator of Quaternary Landscape Materials, for a 30-minute guided tour of Ice Ages: How Ice Shaped the Land and the Life in New York. This exhibit takes you on a journey through New York’s geological history, from the massive glaciers that sculpted the landscape to the giant mammals like mastodons and woolly mammoths that roamed the land 15,000 years ago. Dr. Kozlowski, an expert in Pleistocene geology, will share insights from his research on glacial deposits and landforms, offering a deeper understanding of how the Ice Ages shaped the state’s present-day topography and ecosystems. Don’t miss the chance to see rare Ice Age fossils from the museum's collection and learn about the forces that transformed New York’s landscape.

Learn more: https://nysm.nysed.gov/programs/tour-exploring-the-ice-ages

You may also like the following events from New York State Museum:

• This Thursday, 28th August, 11:00 am, Archive Adventures: Discover New York’s Hidden Stories in Round Lake
• This Friday, 29th August, 12:00 pm, Meet the Scientist: Heather Clark in Albany
• This Sunday, 31st August, 10:00 am, Quiet Sketch: A Gallery Drawing Series in Albany