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Utah Friends of Paleontology
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Who: |
Anyone who is interested in learning about, and preserving, Utah's paleontological sites
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What:
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Castle Valley "Raptor Chapter" meetings
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When:
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2nd Tuesday of each month - 6:30 p.m.
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Where:
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College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum, 2nd floor
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From dinosaurs to trilobites, Utah is world famous for its fossils. The Utah Friends of
Paleontology (UFOP) is dedicated to public involvement in paleontology for the citizens
of Utah. The only qualification for membership is an interest in fossils. Why rely on
books and television to learn about Utah’s heritage when the Utah Friends of Paleontology
offers hands-on experience? Learn about fossils and the science of paleontology through
participation in local chapter activities including lectures, demonstrations, museum visits,
field trips, excavations, laboratory work, and certification programs for paraprofessional
training.
Anyone is welcome to attend meetings. The cost of becoming a member is modest, so we
hope you will join us!
Feel free to contact Barb Benson, Castle Valley Chapter President, if you are interested
in learning more.
Barb Benson
2009 President
Castle Valley Raptor Chapter
435-820-1192
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