Open HouseThe Stout Research Center Laboratory and Collection Hall is open to the public as part of select community and ABDSP events.
ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE 2019 Camels of Anza-Borrego October 19, 1:30-4pm October 20, 9am to noon The modern Anza-Borrego Desert is a treasure trove of camelid fossils and is quite possibly the greatest for any site in North America. In the Anza-Borrego paleontological record, camels are the second-most common group, second only to horses. But their diversity is greater. There are at least eight different forms of camels known. And a wide array of camel and llama tracks are found in extensive trackways in preserved muddy deposits. Visit us at our Open House on Saturday and Sunday to see our featured camel specimens and tracks. We will also be showing our work using 3D scanning and photogrammetry to create digital images and printable models of fossils. In the Paleontology Laboratory we are preparing our latest Mammoth skull, numerous mammoth bones and a giant land tortoise – all will be on display. Meet at the ABDSP Visitors Center for the short walk over to the Stout Research Center. |
Certification ProgramPaleontology and geology lectures, fossil curation and laboratory preparation workshops,and field surveys are held each Friday, November thru May.
First Meeting November 8, 2019 Join us at the Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center (401 Tilting T Drive, Borrego Springs) from 9am to 4pm. The first lecture will be an Introduction to the Anza-Borrego Desert. 9am: Introduction to the Paleontology Society 10am: Lecture: Introduction to the Anza-Borrego Desert 12-1:30pm: lunch break 1:30-4pm: Collection Hall, Laboratory and Library tour at the Stout Research Center, 200 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs CA. Read More For more information call Dr. Lyndon Murray, District Paleontologist (760) 767 - 4974 or email us at anzaborregopaleo@gmail.com |
Lectures
Our Monthly Certification Class
lectures are open to the public. Use Contact us to learn more about our program. 2019-2020 lectures: November 8: Introduction to ABDSP with Lyndon Murray, ABDSP District Paleontologist at Steele Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, 401 Tilting T Drive, 10am December 13 Eastern California Shear Zone, Past and Present Dave Miller at Steele Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, 401 Tilting T Drive, 10am January 10-11 Paleontology Symposium: Dinosaurs to Deserts Jack Horner, Tom Demèrè, William Stout, Greg McDonald and Jessie Atterholt February 14 Pleistocene Ecosystems of the Desert West W. Geoffrey Spaulding at Steele Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, 401 Tilting T Drive, 10am March 13 Petroleum Seeps: A Natural Phenomenon with Significant Influence on History and Paleontology Steve Mulqueen at Steele Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center, 401 Tilting T Drive, 10am Click here to learn more about the Petroleum Seeps lecture. also to be scheduled with BRAG - the Borrego Rock and Gem club Golden Age of Rockhounding Steve Mulqueen |
The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Visitor's Center is at the end of Palm Canyon Drive in Borrego Springs.
