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1:14:02

How the Brunton compass allows us to understand the world

1:07:41

Molecules in the Mud: How the chemistry of ancient lake sediments can help us fight climate change

1:09:07

Hunting Teton paleo earthquake records in Jackson Lake by Dr. Ryan Thigpen, University of Kentucky

1:17:34

How Warm Is too Warm for Antarctica? 3-million-year-old lessons from a higher-CO2 world

1:36:57

Understanding Our Atmosphere presented by Jim Woodmencey

1:05:46

Geology for Mountaineers by Dr Mike Merigliano

1:09:41

Harnessing Earth's Potential

1:11:59

Volcanic Hazards, Critical Minerals, and Geology for an Uncertain Future by Dr. Joe Biasi

1:22:36

The End of Snow, Increased Fire Risk, An Interactive Educational Program About Climate Change

1:06:20

Holocene Perspectives on a Warming Artic by Dr. Jamie McFarlin

1:29:36

Snow King Observatory & Astronomical Imaging by Michael Adler

1:53:06

Teton Pass Collapse

1:11:59

Understanding Yellowstone

1:12:25

Mass extinction and the rise of Mammals and Reptiles in southern Pangea

1:18:03

Secrets of the Jurassic in the Big Horn Basin

1:19:12

8 Weeks on Foot Through the Grand Canyon by James Mauch

1:24:54

What Is Happening with our Teton Glaciers

1:23:59

Jouney to the Sun

1:17:21

Returning to the Moon-The Adventure Begins Again-on Earth

1:01:28

Tales from the Soup Bowl ie the Snake River Aquifer

1:22:19

Thoughts on the Displacement and Inception of the Teton Fault, Wyoming*

0:53:49

Hawaiian Eruptions Since 2018: Kilauea and Mauna Loa Volcanoes

1:04:25

The Age of Dinosaurs in Idaho: Inland Seas and Upland Dinosaurs

1:18:37

The Spectacular Yet Somewhat Forgotten Bonneville Flood