Being Human 2012: The Science of Human ExperienceBeing Human 2012: Science, Philosophy and Your LifeWe live at the dawn of a scientific revolution. Every day brings new findings from a broad range of disciplines – behavioral economics, cognitive neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, social anthropology, philosophy – that promise to overthrow long-held biases and stories about what it means ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $135 General, $250 Preferred, $75 Student.
Wildlife Tracks and Signs Come learn about local animals through their tracks and signs. Internationally- certified animal tracker Jim Sullivan will guide students on an exploration of Pepperwood woodlands, grasslands and waterways. Participants ages 14 and up are welcome. Register online at brownpapertickets.com and search for "Pepperwood".Life-long naturalist Jim Sullivan is a 4th generation west ...
Where: Santa RosaCost: $20
Our Changing WorldWhat are the current discussions in regards to global warming and climate change? Is there a real threat of the earth heating up to the point of no return? Let's discuss what is happening and what we can do about it. Join Ranger Tom in a discussion about our changing ...
Where: SausalitoCost: free
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Solar ObservingSolar telescopes are set up so you can safely look at and listen to our favorite star, the Sun. Solar observing is scheduled from (12:00noon-4:00pm)Restrooms, handicapped parking, and wheelchair access are available. Parking is in an open lot next to the White Barn at the end of the road. Just a ...
Where: KenwoodCost: $8 per vehicle. Event is free.
Seismic forces that shaped the cityIt's no secret that we San Franciscans frequently feel the earth move under our feet. Here, near the ol' San Andreas, the landscape's been shoved around for thousands of years, leaving behind some pretty twisted rock 'n roll stories. Munch your way through some edible ...
Where: San FranciscoCost: $30 with discount code 'Schmooze'
Explore our Galaxy. Build a model of our GalaxySee stars, nebula, galaxies, clusters, the moon and planets through member telescopes. Bring kids, binoculars, warm clothes (temperature can drop), snacks, water. No need for a flashlight but if you must bring one cover it in red plastic. Escorted exit several times during the evening through Northgate entrance.Astronomy program is ...
Where: ClaytonCost: $10/car park entry
Pepperwood Offers Evening of Spring StargazingEscape from the city lights to experience nature's spring night sky. Bing Quock and Ron Damann will guide you through a tour of the season's celestial sights using a combination of historic and modern telescopes. Register online at brownpapertickets.com and search for "Pepperwood". Venus, Jupiter, and the crescent moon will provide ...
Where: Santa RosaCost: $10 adults, $5 children
Robert Ferguson Observatory-Public Star PartyRobert Ferguson Observatory-Public Star PartyRestrooms, handicapped parking, and wheelchair access are available. Parking is in an open lot next to the White Barn at the end of the road. Just a short walk past the small green gate, and up the paved road brings you to the observatory. Vehicles with handicapped placards can drive ...
