Belonging: The Natural History of People in the Southwest Fall 2023 - Winter 2024 The Natural History Institute presents a series of lectures, workshops, and a film screening exploring the […]
My Beloved West Louise Grunewald July 28th - October 13th My Beloved West is a series of works by Louise Grunewald featuring Solarplate viscosity prints, monotypes, and several hand-lettered books. […]
High Places: Reevaluating Hilltop Architecture with Drone Imagery and 3-D Modeling Join the Natural History Institute for a Speaker Series talk by archeologist Michael Kellett, who will share his original […]
Did you know Sedona was coastal property when the Earth's continents assembled into the supercontinent Pangaea? Take a trip back to 280 million years ago and explore the Red Rock […]
We hear a lot about mindfulness these days. On this Mindful Meandering, participants will learn ways to nurture the useful life skill of mindful awareness, while taking a different kind […]
Join NHI and writer and literature scholar Dr. Reuben Ellis for a day-long reading and journaling workshop exploring how pre-contact indigenous culture is represented in writing. The Prescott Culture is […]
In partnership with the Yavapai College, Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Verde Valley (OLLISV), NHI presents... We Are of This Place: An Indigenous Natural History of Central Arizona In this presentation, […]
Art Field workshop: DRAWN TO NATURE During this workshop, participants will head outdoors and do simple drawings and writings, recording their responses to the landscape. If time permits, we will […]
The Prescott area is known for its evergreen landscape of shrub and woodland biotic communities. But along creeks and drainages, there are ribbons of gold in autumn. Join the Prescott […]
The Natural History Institute Gallery presents Art in the Service of Conservation Walt Anderson October 27th, 2023 - January 12th, 2023 Biophilia means love of life, an inherent affiliation with […]
Arizona is home to four different species of wildcats including the third largest felid in the world. Wildcats of all species are capable of taking prey much larger than themselves […]
Join local artist-naturalist and Granite Dells Preservation Foundation founder Walt Anderson for an easy morning hike on a new trail in Prescott's Granite Dells. Register Here A naturalist is an […]