ESfS in Motion’s travelling exhibits showcase four fun and interactive stations: the Explore Space Station, the Trilobite Fossil Station, the Rock Cycle Station and the Our Changing World Station. Visitors investigate space travel and our solar system at the Explore Space Station. The Trilobite Fossil Station allows participants to touch, identify and classify trilobite fossils. The Rock Cycle Station has sedimentary, igneous and metamorphic rocks and mineral samples to examine. The Our Changing World Station has activities related to plate tectonics and seismic methods.
ESfS activities are free, aimed at youth, but are enjoyable and educational for all ages. Activity stations will link exciting observations from the natural world with real applications in society. The Earth Science for Society committee believes that increased science literacy is essential for the students of today as they are the decision-makers of tomorrow and the future caretakers of the Earth.
Join the CSEG Foundation’s Earth Science for Society (ESfS) team for Love Your Library Day activities.
• Open to the public
• Family friendly
• Hands-on activities
• Free admission
ESfS activities are free, aimed at youth, and are enjoyable and educational for all ages. Activity stations will link exciting observations from the natural world with real applications in society. The Earth Science for Society committee believes that increased science literacy is essential for the students of today as they are the decision-makers of tomorrow and the future caretakers of the Earth.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 26, 2024 – POSTPONED
LOCATION: Crowfoot Library, Calgary Public Library
ADDRESS: 8665 Nose Hill Dr NW, Calgary, Alberta
Presented in partnership with the Calgary Public Library
The CSEG Foundation’s Earth Science for Society (ESfS) team participated in a Science Odyssey event. Science Odyssey’s Canada-wide ten day celebration of discovery and innovation that engages and inspires Canadians of all ages with activities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and took place May 6 to 21, 2023.
Exploration of Earth, Our Oceans and Space! Identify and classify trilobite fossils. Explore rocks and minerals or make an earthquake. Launch into space as we investigate space travel.
ESfS activities are free, aimed at youth, and are enjoyable and educational for all ages. Activity stations will link exciting observations from the natural world with real applications in society. The Earth Science for Society committee believes that increased science literacy is essential for the students of today as they are the decision-makers of tomorrow and the future caretakers of the Earth.
SATURDAY MAY 20, 2023
TIME: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
LOCATION: Crowfoot Library, Calgary Public Library
ADDRESS: 8665 Nose Hill Dr NW, Calgary, Alberta
Thanks goes to the Calgary Public Library for helping host this great talk!
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ESfS in Motion participated as a partner in APEGA’s Rock and Fossil Clinic with in-person geoscience activities the afternoon of Saturday October 1, 2022 at the downtown Central Library, Calgary Public Library.
APEGA event page: APEGA’s Rock and Fossil Clinic
Explore Earth, Our Oceans and Space! 368 visitors explored rocks & minerals and Earth’s oceans, made an earthquake, identified and classified trilobite fossils, and investigated space travel.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 1, 2022
Public event
TIME: 1:00 – 4:15 pm
LOCATION: Central Library, Calgary Public Library
ADDRESS: 800 3 St SE, Calgary, AB T2G 2E7
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The CSEG Foundation’s Earth Science for Society (ESfS) team participated in a virtual Science Odyssey event. Science Odyssey’s Canada-wide ten day celebration of discovery and innovation that engages and inspires Canadians of all ages with activities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and took place May 1 to 16, 2021.
On May 8, 2021 and in partnership with the Calgary Public Library (CPL), Earth Science for Society hosted Ocean Networks Canada’s presentation on Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV).
Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) go where humans can’t! Learn about how Ocean Networks Canada uses these incredible machines for ocean exploration. Participants were left with a DIY challenge to make their own grabbing arm at home, using anything you can find.
SPEAKER: Monika Pelz (Ocean Networks Canada)
TOPIC: Exploring Deep Sea Technology with Ocean Networks Canada-ROV, CTD, WQM oh my!
Thanks go to the Calgary Public Library for helping to host this great talk!
In partnership with:
VIRTUAL EVENT – MARCH 2021
Earth Science for Society was proud to present the ‘Earth & Beyond’ virtual series offered on four Saturdays in March 2021.
SPEAKER: Alexandra Yep (Georgia State University)
TOPIC: Young Stars amid External Radiation and Colliding Clusters
SPEAKER: Monika Pelz (Ocean Networks Canada)
TOPIC: Ocean Observations and Deep Sea Ecosystems with Ocean Networks Canada
SPEAKER: David Terrill (University of Calgary)
TOPIC: Around the World in 800 Days: Recent Dinosaur Discoveries from Across the Globe
SPEAKER: Debarati Das (McGill University)
TOPIC: Chasing Water on Mars with Lasers
In partnership with:
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The CSEG Foundation’s Earth Science for Society (ESfS) team participated in Science Literacy Week activities in Calgary. Science Literacy week is a week-long celebration of science and oceans research in Canada and takes place September 16-22, 2019.
Explore Earth, our Oceans and Space! Explore rocks & minerals and Earth’s oceans, make an earthquake, identify and classify trilobite fossils, and investigate space travel.
CALGARY EVENT – SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2019
Public event
TIME: 12:00 noon – 3:30 pm
LOCATION: Fish Creek Library, Calgary Public Library
ADDRESS: 11161 Bonaventure Drive SE, Calgary, Alberta
CALGARY EVENT – SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2019
Public event
TIME: 12:00 noon – 3:30 pm
LOCATION: Nose Hill Library, Calgary Public Library
ADDRESS: 1530 Northmount Drive NW, Calgary, Alberta
ESfS in Motion Science Literacy Week events presented in partnership with:
| Sunday March 16 | 12 noon to 5:00 pm |
| Monday March 17 | 9:00 am to 2:15 pm and |
| 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm | |
| Tuesday March 18 | 9:00 am to 2:15 pm |
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