Observatory Events
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June
9 -
Annual Meeting
Join us at location Tin Mountain Conservation Center in Albany, NH - President Sharon Schilling and other Trustees will
present a recap of the past year, fiscal year updates and where we are headed. Following the meeting there will be a
presentation and tour of the Tin Mountain Conservation Center and grounds.
Time noon - 3:00pm - Annual Meeting
July
1 - Dan Szczesny Book Signing - The White Mountain: 1:00pm Gather for this Free presentation and slide show followed by Q and A and book signing.
11 -
Science in the Mountains: Climate Change’s Impact on New England’s Winter Economy
14-15 - Life, Work & Environment of Mount Washington Observatory
This overnight trip provides a backstage pass to Mount Washington Observatory. Get a firsthand look at how and why Observatory
scientists observe and record Mount Washington's weather. Learn More...
18 -
Science in the Mountains: Astronomy: The Energy of the Universe
20-21 -
SEEK THE PEAK
Join us for the Nation's Premier Hiking event, our largest annual fundraiser, Seek the Peak. Gather in the White
Mountains of NH for a weekend filled with hiking, observatory tours, two parties and an amazing gear giveaway! Learn
more at
www.seekthepeak.org
.
25 -
Science in the Mountains: Creatures of the Night: New England’s Nocturnal Animals
28-29 - The Science of Thunderstorms
During this summit overnight experience, the meteorology of thunderstorm formation will be examined, starting with the very
basics of thermodynamics, gradually building a foundation to examine the fascinating science behind the anatomy of thunderstorms, supercells, and
ultimately concluding with tornado development. Learn More...
August
1 -
Science in the Mountains: Climate Change & Horticulture
8 -
Science in the Mountains: Forest Fire Management
11-12 - Life, Work & Environment of Mount Washington Observatory
This trip provides a backstage pass to Mount Washington Observatory. Get a firsthand look at how and why Observatory scientists observe
and record Mount Washington's weather. Learn More...
15 - Science in the Mountains: Mount Washington: Launching Pad to Polar Regions
September
1-2 - The Science of Thunderstorms
During this summit overnight experience, the meteorology of thunderstorm formation will be examined, starting with the very
basics of thermodynamics, gradually building a foundation to examine the fascinating science behind the anatomy of thunderstorms, supercells, and
ultimately concluding with tornado development. Learn More...