The Energy Equation

Dinosaurs on the Colorado River

Museum paleontologists Joe Sertich and Ian Miller will lead you down the Colorado River by canoe, cutting a path through the ancient home of dinosaurs that roamed Earth 65 million years ago.

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Awesome-ologists

Grades 2 & 3
Expand your knowledge of dinosaurs, rocks, and the ancient world as you piece together clues and artifacts from our early ancestors to prehistoric times.

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November 22, 2011
The world uses energy in its many forms to fuel transportation, manufacturing, heating, and cooling -- even to grow our food. This energy comes from a blend of renewable and nonrenewable sources, and Colorado is responding quickly to the need to produce energy efficiently and sustainably. In this Science Bite, Museum scientist Whitey Hagadorn looks at oil and wind and how those sources fit into the ever changing energy equation.