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The global climate crisis is a complex topic, especially given how intricate our greenhouse gas emissions are, plus there is [...]

Adam Marsh, Paleontologist Petrified Forest National Park is a remarkable place to learn about fossils and the science of paleontology, [...]

”…so I look down at these pinecones laying on the sidewalk outside my apartment in Siena and I say to [...]

Mark Reavis, AICP, NCARB (Architect AZ, CO, MT) Most people can imagine an archeologist, carefully excavating a site with hand [...]

Deep into the majestic Grand Canyon the lively Colorado River flows. Here, 3 times a year, a team of scientists [...]

As scientists around the world continue to gain an understanding of global climate change, each scientist approaches their research with [...]

In a world defined by cities reaching for the sky, Dr. David Gillette has dedicated his life to looking below the surface [...]

In the pursuit of understanding the unknown, Audrey Martin, Corrosion Metallurgical Engineer at W. L. Gore & Associates, chronicles the [...]

Unveiling the secret lives of ticks, Dr. Joe Busch leads us through fascinating research in population genetics. Joe, a Senior [...]

An emerging star in the field of planetary science, Lucas McClure takes us through a day in the life of a researching graduate student; the excitement, the responsibilities, and the fascinating science going on right here in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Each weeknight evening at 7 p.m. a new book will be released. Gather the family up and settle in to hear a story about a science themed adventure!

Wildlife is all around us; however, animals are usually elusive. Dawn and dusk are the best times to see many species of wildlife.

As a child growing up in Western Belize, Dr. Jaime Awe was fascinated by the world around him. At the [...]

The Flagstaff Festival of Science has been around for more than thirty years. During that time, it’s become a mainstay in the Northern Arizona community and a leader in national science festivals.

Fredy R. Rodriguez, Ph.D. In the late 1980s, during a severe outbreak of cholera, Honduran anthropologists traveled to a few [...]

Surprisingly, tagging butterflies isn’t new! Tagging monarchs began in the early 1949’s to help learn the destination of monarch butterflies [...]

Lava River Cave was found by lumber workers in 1915, and used as a source of ice for refrigeration in [...]

On Sept. 18, join Dr. Michele Losee, of the International Raptor Falconry Center, where visitors can get up close and [...]