Join Fountain Hills local dinosaur enthusiast Darla Roberts for an in-depth examination of real dinosaur fossil bones and teeth as attendees explore why dinosaurs are such an important part of Earth’s history.

The presentation is Tuesday, March 25, from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the Fountain Hills Library.

Roberts has collected dinosaur fossils for a number of years and will bring some of her collection to the presentation to explain and show to audience members.

Roberts has participated in three different dinosaur digs in the badlands of the United States, a past haven for dinosaurs from the Cretaceous and Jurassic eras, according to a press release.

Roberts has worked side by side with paleontologists as they find and remove dinosaur bones.

This presentation will allow attendees a chance to see and hold 100-million-year-old fossils “up close and personal” while learning about the dinosaurs’ role in the development of planet Earth and human history. 

This presentation is sponsored by the Fountain Hills Friends of the Library.

Registration is required for this presentation and can be made online at mcldaz.org/fountain-hills/.