Museum Events

Ever wonder what organisms live in Castle Lake and what that strange platform in the middle of the lake is used for?

Erinn Suenaga, from the University of Nevada, Reno, will present research on the impacts of fires and climate change on the ecology of Castle Lake.

She will share what this might mean for the future of Castle Lake.

The data collected at Castle Lake is being used to better understand the impacts of climate change on this special place.

Your $5 donation for this event is greatly appreciated.

How do storms and storm-water affect our water?
Buildings and paving prevent storm-water from soaking into the ground, resulting in higher peak flows during storms.

Urban runoff often carries high concentrations of various pollutants, including tire and brake wear products, oil, trash, and waste from dogs and other animals.

Tom Hesseldenz will help us understand this important topic. Solutions will be discussed.

A field trip in town will occur the following day, Saturday, July 15.

Your $5 donation for this event is greatly appreciated.

Charnna Gilmore from the Scott River Watershed Council will lead a tour of Beaver Dam Analog projects in the Scott Valley.
She will share her story of how she became involved in beaver restoration and provide some history of beavers.
Charrna is working to bring beavers back to Scott Valley and will explain why that is so important. Limited to 20 people.