home // Biology // Paleontology
UTAH FRIENDS OF PALEONTOLOGY
Source: www.utahpaleo.org
File Size: 350.91 KB
Page: 2 pages
Category: Biology
Share this info:
Short Description: UTAH. FRIENDS. OF. PALEONTOLOGY. From dinosaurs to trilobites, Utah is world famous for its fossils. The Utah. Friends of Paleontology is dedicated to ...
Content Inside: UTAH FRIENDS OF PALEONTOLOGY
From dinosaurs to trilobites, Utah is world famous for its fossils. The Utah Friends of Paleontology is dedicated to public involvement in paleontology, for the citizens of Utah. The only qualification for membership is an interest in fossils. Why rely on books and television to learn about Utah's heritage, when the Utah Friends of Paleontology offers hands-on activities? Learn about fossils and the science of paleontology through participation in local chapter activities: lectures, demonstrations, museum visits, field trips, excavations, laboratory work, and certification programs for paraprofessional training. Join the Utah Friends of Paleontology.
The Objectives of the Utah Friends of Paleontology are:
1. To promote popular interest and education in paleontology and related subjects. 2. To sponsor and encourage the formation and development of local chapter of members throughout the State of Utah, and by and through such means to preserve and protect the paleontological resources of Utah for the mutual benefit and enjoyment of all. 3. To encourage the involvement and support of local museums and educational institutions in paleontology.
Check the chapter you wish to join, and mail your dues to the address listed below. Utah Friends of Paleontology Castle Valley Chapter College of Eastern Utah - PMB 333 451 East 400 North Price, UT 84501 Utah Friends of Paleontology Uinta Basin Chapter P.O. Box 790123 Vernal, UT 84079 Utah Friends of Paleontology Great Basin Chapter Utah Geological Survey P.O. Box 146100 Salt Lake City UT 84114-6100 Utah Friends of Paleontology Southwest Chapter P.O. Box 910066 St. George UT 84791-910066 Members are welcome to attend meetings of any chapter.
For more information, contact the Utah State Paleontologist at: Utah Geological Survey
1594 W. North Temple P.O. Box 146100 Salt Lake City UT 84114-6100 (801) 537-3300
htpp://www.utahpaleo.org/
Illustrations by Brad Wolverton
or visit our website at:
