First Tuesday: A Legacy of Ice with Nick Zentner

When: Tuesday, March 2, at 7pm. 
Where: TBD

Join us for a First Tuesday talk about the lasting legacy of the Ice Ages in our region with geologist and educator, Nick Zentner.  Nick's talk will arrive on the heels of an extensive series of videos filmed this winter: "Ice in the Cascades A to Z."  The series will explore glaciation from British Columbia to California, and the project will include field time right here in the Methow Valley.  You won't want to miss this talk!  In the meantime, you can follow along with Nick's winter journeys via his popular Youtube channel.

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This presentation is free and open to the public. Contact Bridger with any questions.

We encourage attendees to carpool to our events if possible. Call your neighbors, fill your car, reduce your emissions, and enjoy the company! 

About Nick

Nick Zentner is a geologist teaching at Central Washington University.  He holds a BS in Geology from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and an MS in Geology from Idaho State University - Pocatello.  He's been an educator since 1989, and is now known for over a decade of sharing knowledge with the general public in addition to his classroom teaching.  He has won numerous awards for his public education efforts, including the James Shea Award, the Geological Society of America Public Service Award, the Neale Medal from the Geological Association of Canada, and the Outstanding Achievement Award from the American Institute of Professional Geologists.  His 2021 PBS-TV geology show "Nick on the Rocks" won two Emmy awards.