Local Science Spotlight: Dave Gillette, Paleontologist
In a world defined by cities reaching for the sky, Dr. David Gillette has dedicated his life to looking below the surface [...]
Local Science Spotlight: Audrey Martin, Corrosion Metallurgical Engineer
In the pursuit of understanding the unknown, Audrey Martin, Corrosion Metallurgical Engineer at W. L. Gore & Associates, chronicles the [...]
Local Science Spotlight: Dr. Joe Busch, Senior Research Scientist
Unveiling the secret lives of ticks, Dr. Joe Busch leads us through fascinating research in population genetics. Joe, a Senior [...]
Local Science Spotlight: Graduate Student Studies Near-Earth Asteroids
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.
Bedtime Stories with Tales for the Whole Family
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!
Northern Arizona Wildlife at Roger’s Lake
Wildlife is all around us; however, animals are usually elusive. Dawn and dusk are the best times to see many species of wildlife.
Keynote Speaker Dr. Jaime Awe and How He Learns From the Past to Plan for the Future
As a child growing up in Western Belize, Dr. Jaime Awe was fascinated by the world around him. At the [...]
Thank You, Sponsors. You Make our Community Better
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.
The Birth of Indigenous Identity among the Ch’orti’ Maya of Honduras
Fredy R. Rodriguez, Ph.D. In the late 1980s, during a severe outbreak of cholera, Honduran anthropologists traveled to a few [...]
Why Tag a Monarch Butterfly
Surprisingly, tagging butterflies isn’t new! Tagging monarchs began in the early 1949’s to help learn the destination of monarch butterflies [...]
