Join Senior Curator Kathleen Springer at the Victor Valley Museum to decisively find out whether the trilobite has been beneficial or detrimental to its relative ecosystem.
Join our Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott as he discusses the various merits of the smash single "A Horse With No Name" by the folk group America.
Join Senior Curator Kathleen Springer as she discusses hunting for mammoths and clues of climate's past in Joshua Tree.
Join our Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott as he discusses what exactly a quagga is, among other things.
Explore the southern San Andreas Fault and the epicenter
of the Great California ShakeOut scenario with Senior Curator Kathleen Springer and Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott. Your fee ($60 SBCMA members, $70 non-members) includes transportation, morning coffee, lunch, water, and light snacks. The trip includes walks up to 1/2-mile over
uneven terrain, so be sure to wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes, dress in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. The trip has limited space, so be sure to pre-pay for your registration by mailing the form below with your enclosed payment by no later than October 4th to reserve your spot. As the transportation departs at 7:30 A.M., please arrive at the museum by 7:00 A.M. to check in.
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Join our Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott at the Victor Valley Museum as he discusses sabretooth tigers.
Join our Senior Curator Kathleen Springer as she discusses how ancient springs reveal a shifting ice age climate.
Join our Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott as he discusses how tapirs are related genetically to the horse.
Explore the southern San Andreas Fault and the epicenter
of the Great California ShakeOut scenario with Senior Curator Kathleen Springer and Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott. Your fee ($60 SBCMA members, $70 non-members) includes transportation, morning coffee, lunch, water, and light snacks. The trip includes walks up to 1/2-mile over
uneven terrain, so be sure to wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes, dress in layers, and bring a hat and sunscreen. The trip has limited space, so be sure to pre-pay for your registration by mailing the form below with your enclosed payment by no later than October 4th to reserve your spot. As the transportation departs at 7:30 A.M., please arrive at the museum by 7:00 A.M. to check in.
View Registration Form (518k PDF)
Join our Curator of Paleontology Eric Scott as he discusses how tapirs are related genetically to the horse.