I am especially in awe of the Great Jars of Martaban. For me, form is the most important thing in pottery. Wood firing seems to me to be the kindest way to treat good forms. Neely said there has been a great deal of interest in Bayer's visit to USU and artists from surrounding states will travel to Logan for the lecture and workshop. Fire storms and invasions of weeds are topics to be discussed at the joint meeting of the Idaho and Utah sections of the Society of Range Management.
Meetings are open to the public.
Speakers the first day will focus on fire, changing plant communities and people in the Great Basin. The focus at Friday's sessions is the dynamics and restoration of the Great Basin ecosystems. The public is encouraged to attend, said John Malechek, professor of rangeland resources at USU and conference coordinator. Registration may also be handled on site beginning at noon Nov. 9 in the lobby of the Marriott Hotel. Sessions begin at 1 p.m.