The Hudson Valley tells a unique story of over a billion years of landscape evolution. This story is written in the rocks, hills, and valleys we live in; tales of an incredible transformation of land that was once situated at the equator submerged under the sea, later buried under a sheet of ice 2,000 feet thick. Embark on a journey through time and learn about the geologic history of our area in this virtual presentation with Kim Fendrich.
Speaker Bio:
Kim Fendrich is the educator and program coordinator at Rockefeller State Park Preserve. With a background in geosciences, her interest in mineralogy has led her to work for NASA on the Mars Curiosity rover’s Chemistry & Mineralogy Instrument team. Kim also studied meteorites and comets at the American Museum of Natural History.
Virtual Tickets:
Tickets to this virtual program are free, but registration is required. Register at the link below.
