S'more Science Lecture Series
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The revamped S'more Science lecture series will occur monthly once a month on a Friday from 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Joshua Tree National Park Store (West), 55922 29 Palms Hwy Yucca Valley, CA. The lectures, curated by the JTNPA Education team, will be designed to make scientific content accessible to the public.
This is ADA accessible - little to no travel required.
The Slice of Science series bridges the gap between scientific research and the public by disseminating relevant findings and fostering community engagement. The program was developed to meet the presentation requirement of the Marian Huff Tremblay Science Scholarship. We will host a range of desert researchers and scientists for this programming, widening the scope beyond scholarship awardees.
Desert Institute has a long history of community outreach, providing hundreds of public lectures and events over the past 20 years that elucidate the natural and cultural histories of the Morongo Basin and Coachella Valley. The Slice of Science lecture series features lectures, presentations, demonstrations, and workshops by scientists and researchers who focus their efforts on desert environments. These lectures are a suggested donation of $5 and open to the public!
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This is ADA accessible - little to no travel required.
The Slice of Science series bridges the gap between scientific research and the public by disseminating relevant findings and fostering community engagement. The program was developed to meet the presentation requirement of the Marian Huff Tremblay Science Scholarship. We will host a range of desert researchers and scientists for this programming, widening the scope beyond scholarship awardees.
Desert Institute has a long history of community outreach, providing hundreds of public lectures and events over the past 20 years that elucidate the natural and cultural histories of the Morongo Basin and Coachella Valley. The Slice of Science lecture series features lectures, presentations, demonstrations, and workshops by scientists and researchers who focus their efforts on desert environments. These lectures are a suggested donation of $5 and open to the public!
Get Tickets
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