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• Sign up for the next drought update webinar
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Dinosaurs and Disasters has been postponed!

Source/Author: University of Nebraska State Museum 01/31/12

WHEN: Saturday, Feb. 11, 9:30 am-4:30 pm

WHERE: University of Nebraska State Museum (Morrill Hall), south of 14th and Vine Streets

CONTACT: Kathy French, Education Coordinator, University of Nebraska State Museum, (402) 472-6647, kfrench2@unl.edu

Sometimes we have too much water, sometimes not enough. Learn about flooding and drought throughout time with scientists. Three floors of hands-on activities. Topics include: streams, flood control, tornadoes, fossils, dinosaurs, diatoms, and more.

Bring your rocks & fossils to be identified!

Also see the Planetarium fulldome show Forces of Nature.

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