Cirrelda Snider-Bryan grew her love of clay while growing up with geologist dad. When she created Clay Science classes at the Natural History Museum, she received an Armstrong grant in part to create a power point which gives a basic review of the geology of clay. Cirrelda will present pertinent slides illustrating and explaining how clay minerals are formed, eroded, transported and deposited into lower elevations in the landscape.

So come and enjoy!

This event is for members, to register you need to be log-in to your account,  Register here, and you will be sent the zoom link in an email. 

 Participation will be limited to 25 people.  

To join the meeting, you need a computer with a camera, speaker and microphone.  Or, you can join with a smart phone or tablet.  You will need to download the Zoom app to your device prior to joining the meeting if you have never zoomed before.  We will send you the link to download and start the meeting when you register.  It is also possible to join via telephone if you don't have a camera and microphone.  Most of you have probably been doing zoom sessions for several months and know how they work.  

For questions, please contact Diane MacInnes storyscapes@cybermesa.com