March for Science in Pinedale April 22
Original post April 21, 2017 | Updated April 24, 2017
Saturday, April 22, 2017 at 11 a.m. starting in American Legion Park. Anyone interested in science or who believes in the importance of the scientific method to discern the world around us is invited. The march will be from American Legion Park to Ridley's and return on the south side of the street. If weather is inclement, the group will gather at St. Andrew's in the Pines Parish Hall (downstairs) for a brown bag social and reading of essays. Drop your essay off at the Pinedale Library before 5 pm April 21. Categories for grade, middle and high school students and adult. Theme of essay: How does science serve me? Drawing for prizes for each age group. For more information contact Joni M. Mack, 307-690-0669.
Update: April 24, 2017: Thank you to Rita Donham for sharing photos of the March:
Wyoming Aero Photo, as a member of PAPA (Professional Aerial Photographers Association), photographed marchers in Pinedale and Jackson Hole doing the Science March. The PAPA group covered this event across the country for articles in Scientific American and Science Magazine. The Pinedale Marchers started at the American Legion Park, crossing Pine Creek, and made a loop through town on a beautiful spring day.
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