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Women In Science Speaker Series at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
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Attending this program requires timed entry into Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area. A link will be provided during the registration process to purchase or reserve your timed entry ticket. Interagency or site-specific annual/lifetime passes may be used for entry (e.g. America the Beautiful Pass, Red Rock Canyon Annual Pass). More information about fees and passes for Red Rock Canyon National Conservation area can be found at: https://www.redrockcanyonlv.org/fees/Location: LAT/LONG: 36.135587, -115.427942
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Visitor Center 1000 Scenic Loop Dr, Las Vegas, NV
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Join Southern Nevada Conservancy 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.
“Dr. Ranger Lauren” is a paleontologist and Park Ranger at Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument in the upper Las Vegas Wash, Nevada. Throughout her career and schooling, she has conducted fieldwork on Nevada’s public lands, managed fossil museum collections, researched the lives of extinct mammoths, and is now helping to build a new fossil park from the ground up. Lauren earned her doctorate in paleontology from UNLV in 2020 and enjoys using her background and expertise to collaborate with other scientists, artists, educators, and planners. Learning is her passion, and Lauren hopes to connect the community to park science and place-based history.
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