KNAU update for March 15 — Pledge Drive Lite begins one week from this Monday!!!

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KNAU Insider prEview – March 15th, 2019
Pledge Drive Lite begins one week from this Monday!!!

During this Spring’s Drive you have the opportunity to support two great non-profits in Northern Arizona. KNAU is partnering with Lowell Observatory and when you give at certain levels you will become a Gold Circle Member of KNAU AND a Planetary Member of Lowell Observatory.

This Planetary membership will gain you first access to the Giovale Open Deck Observatory set to open late summer/early fall, you will be able to tour and experience the new facility before it opens to the public.
The Gold Membership with KNAU includes a station tour, ceramic KNAU coffee mug and VIP access to any KNAU hosted events.
Support Public Radio and Lowell Observatory now and help us reach our $110,000 goal before April 12th! We can get there early with YOUR help! Thank you.
Earth Notes: Dating Volcanoes
The San Francisco Volcanic Field in northern Arizona is full of spiky lava flows. Some seem as fresh as if they were laid down yesterday. But how old are they, really? Scientists are now dating these ancient volcanic eruptions with a method that involves a curious kind of clock-the cosmic rays emitted by stars. Learn more at KNAU.org.
Report: Forest Restoration Contributes to Jobs, Economy

A report from a nonprofit institute says forest restoration initiatives generated $150 million dollars for northern Arizona’s economy in 2017. The study was conducted to meet a Congressional requirement for monitoring the results of large-scale restoration projects. Learn more at KNAU.org.

No Uranium Ore Exposure for Grand Canyon Park Employees
Officials at Grand Canyon National Park say no visitors or employees were exposed to uranium ore discovered last summer in a public building. Learn more at KNAU.org.

US Moves to Lift Remaining Gray Wolf Protections

Gray wolves in the U.S. would be stripped of federal protection and subject to hunting and trapping in more states under a proposal released Thursday that declares the predators recovered following a decades-long restoration effort. Learn more at KNAU.org.