Join Roseann online for the Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill's spring workshop series: SEEING MATH IN NATURE!
University of Arizona research ecologist Brian Enquist will share how measuring one tree using fractal mathematical formulas can be used to calculate carbon impact of a whole forest, because in fact they are not random—forests are mathematically structured. Then, Tumamoc Artist in Residence Paul Mirocha will lead a session drawing trees using Mandelbrot formulas and other fractal imaging. You will never think of a tree the same way again after this fascinating workshop.
Length: 2 hours
Time: 10 am – noon (Arizona/Phoenix time)
Cost: $45 each or $170 for all four workshops (see below)
Student discounts (50%) are available; please email Roseann with details of your school enrollment.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/135886591453
REGISTER HERE FOR ALL FOUR SESSIONS: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/135930647225