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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Conservation Nebraska and the Nebraska History Museum's D
 r. David Loope\, for a talk on the geologic history of the Nebraska Sand H
 ills. We will explore how sand and silt are transported by wind and how du
 nes and loess are formed. This will be followed by a discussion of sedimen
 t sources and what we know\, and still do not know\, about the age and dyn
 amics of the Sand Hills.\n\nDr. Loope\, a native of rural Virginia\, taugh
 t geology at UNL from 1981 to 2018. He majored in biology at Duke Universi
 ty from 1967 to 1971\, but fell in love with geology during his three year
 s of work with the National Park Service at Canyonlands National Park in s
 outheast Utah. He earned a second B.S. in geology at Utah State University
 \, and completed his Ph.D. at the University of Wyoming. He and his wife l
 ive in Lincoln (she works at Morrill Hall). Their two sons now live in Fla
 gstaff\, AZ and Blacksburg\, VA.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska and the Nebraska History Museum's Dr
 . David Loope\, for a talk on the geologic history of the Nebraska Sand Hi
 lls. We will explore how sand and silt are transported by wind and how dun
 es and loess are formed. This will be followed by a discussion of sediment
  sources and what we know\, and still do not know\, about the age and dyna
 mics of the Sand Hills.\n\nDr. Loope\, a native of rural Virginia\, taught
  geology at UNL from 1981 to 2018. He majored in biology at Duke Universit
 y from 1967 to 1971\, but fell in love with geology during his three years
  of work with the National Park Service at Canyonlands National Park in so
 utheast Utah. He earned a second B.S. in geology at Utah State University\
 , and completed his Ph.D. at the University of Wyoming. He and his wife li
 ve in Lincoln (she works at Morrill Hall). Their two sons now live in Flag
 staff\, AZ and Blacksburg\, VA.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260228T110000
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LOCATION:Nebraska History Museum\, 131 Centennial Mall N\, Lincoln\, NE 685
 08 US
SUMMARY:Geologic History of the Nebraska Sand Hills
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