The Fossil Study Rock and Living Fossil Trees
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Dr. Steve Westrop video conference with the Roger Burkhalter helps setup the video
third graders at Greenwood Elementary. conference for Sam Noble to Greenwood
third graders at Greenwood Elementary. conference for Sam Noble to Greenwood
Video Conferences
Dr. Steve Westrop, Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology - Sam Noble Museum - swestrop@ou.edu
Dr. Bryon Tapp, University of Tulsa, Associate Professor of Geosciences - jbt@utulsa.edu
Jet Propulsion Lab., Pasadena,Calif. http://dln.nasa.gov
Dr. Julie M. Chang Ph.D. Geologist IV - Okla. Geological Survey - jmchang@ou.edu
Roger Burkhalter, Sam Noble Museum - rjb@ou.edu
Dr. Molly Yunker, Education Outreach Coordinator - Oklahoma Geological Survey - yunker@ou.edu
Dr. Nicholas Czaplewski, Curator Vertebrate Paleontology - Sam Noble Museum - nczaplewski@ou.edu
Dr. Cameron Siler, Curator of Herpology - Sam Noble Museum - camsiler@ou.edu
The above educators can help you with a video conferences. Darryl "Dusty" Rhoads and Sally Brasel will give a lecture to the students. The student will write the questions and a teacher forwards the question to the above educators.
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The Cherokee Rock Hound is on the trail of adventure. Sniffing out web sites and contacts for the Educators and Rock Hounds. Leading us to new exciting fines and information.
For example:
Black Cat Mt. Trilobites
www.blk-cat-mtn-trilobites.com
Association of Applied Paleontogical Sciences AAPS
University of Arkansas - Professor Van Brahana, Ph.D. Dept. of Geosciences
www.geosciences.uark.edu
American Geological Institute
Science Museum of Oklahoma
Tulsa Geological Society
Sam Noble Museum Of Natural History - Fossil Identification
www.commonfossilsofoklahoma.snomnh.ou.edu/invertebrates
Kyle E. Murray, OGS Hydrogeologist
http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/M/Kyle.E.Murray-1/
Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum
Oklahoma Department of Mines
Apache
The Ventures (Telstar/The Lonely Bull)
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The Rock is just more than Two Rocks for Study
Darryl "Dusty" Rhoads and Sally Brasel are the project managers of The Fossil Study Rock and Living Fossil Trees. Also see us on face book. By next year we hope to have video feed on the Monarch migration, Hummingbirds, hatching of the Martins and Blue Birds.
Okies for Monarchs
The Collaborative’ s focus is to advance best-practice tools and activities to tackle those efforts
that are more difficult and/or costly – such as land management, cultural and policy issues –
with the collective goal of change to support monarch-friendly habitat and mindset in the state
for decades to come. The final plan includes over 150 individual actions across land use sectors and supporting activities.
Get to know the Okies for Monarchs website and share it with your community. The site
highlights real ways Oklahomans can help the monarchs, such as: planting a pollinator garden,
making a pledge (commitment to one or more activities), encouraging mayors to take the
pledge, participating in a tagging event and using links to follow or report species sightings in
our state. okiesformonarchs.org