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Bill Miesse guides us through four decades of the Northern California and Southern Oregon explorations of USGS scientist J.S. Diller, namesake of Mount Shasta’s Diller Canyon.
Diller’s legacy, starting with Mount Shasta in 1883, is virtually unknown to the general public. Yet his discoveries, publications, and photography literally put the Klamath Mountains on the map, and he directly helped create Crater Lake and Mount Lassen national parks. The talk will include the story of how Diller Canyon was named, and a brief summary of the canyon geology. .
Learn about:
- Volcanoes – Why Do They Erupt?
- What Are The Different Types Of Rock?
- How Are Rainbows Made?
- What Is Groundwater?
- Wetlands – What Are They?
- How Do Water Striders Walk On Water?
- and more…
See you there!
Learn about one of the most fascinating insects found almost everywhere in Mt. Shasta.
Kathy Biggs, author of Dragonflies of California, will be our guide as we find look in detail at this flying marvel.
Kathy brings her experience of years spent developing habitats for wildlife.