It's an adjunct to NCAR's long-time community art program that brings prestigious regional art to the mesa. In a sense, the kids' art show is juried twice, explains Linda. A second judging, held at NCAR, selects 12 to 14 pieces out of the larger group to get showcase treatment in the second-floor gallery. As one might expect, the student art runs the gamut of styles and media. If you'd like to meet and greet visitors or otherwise pitch in, contact Nita Razo, ext.
Staff are welcome to attend.
All ages are invited. Watch This Week at UCAR for updates. Produced by the Smithsonian Institution, this display explores the loss of plant and animal diversity due to industrialization and global environmental change. The Atmospheric Chemistry Division will offer tours of the Frost Phytotron, ACD's facility for plant research located just below the ML entrance. It's an interactive experience to help participants understand what it's like to deal with polluted water and other hazards from a trout's point of view.