Stay Curious, Utah! 2024-2025
Join us on a journey this school year to satisfy your students’ curiosity about Utah’s natural history and the natural world. This year's theme will be The Wonders of Water to showcase the important role water plays in Utah's ecosystems. Each webinar will explore this theme in different ways, so be sure to tune in for each webinar to learn throughout the school year!
Throughout the year, join an NHMU educator and a scientist or community member to explore a different topic. Bring wonder about the world around us directly into the classroom through these online webinars! Each Q&A webinar includes:
- Brief intro into the theme or topic
- Time for student-submitted questions
- A short storytime for the K-2nd webinar
Thanks for exploring with us, and stay curious, Utah!
Have questions for us? Please contact us if you want to know more about the program or the Museum.
Connecting with Pia Okwai
October 4, 2024
Join an NHMU educator and Anne Terry, Director of Education for Tracy Aviary, to learn more about the Nature Center at Pia Okwai and the importance of Pia Okwai to wildlife and communities.
Spectacular Snow Science
December 17, 2024
Join an NHMU educator and Dave Eiriksson, Hydrologist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service Snow Survey program, to learn more about the importance of snow in Utah and how it affects our water resources. Find out how snow survey measures and maps show our snowpack.
Exploring the Great Salt Lake
February 14th, 2025
Join an NHMU educator and Doug Tolman, Program Coordinator for FRIENDS of Great Salt Lake, to learn about the history of Great Salt Lake through the webinar: An Ancient Sea with Modern Challenges. Understand how humans have impacted the Lake, and how we can shape that impact to improve the Lake's health within our lifetimes.
Interested in exploring other Stay Curious, Utah! modules or recorded Q&As?