A Day at the Beaches: Past and Present Geology of Chequamegon Bay
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(Master Naturalist Advanced Training) Dip your toes into modern beach processes on Lake Superior and your imagination into beach formation around Glacial Lake Duluth, 11,000 years ago. Geologist Dave Ullman will help us understand how and why the beaches formed high on the Bayfield Peninsula and what they mean for the hydrology of our region today. Register by: September 14 Cost: $35 member/$45 non-member Meet at the Museum at 9 a.m. to carpool, or Cornucopia Beach at 10 a.m.