Math Science Nucleus Teacher  "meet and greet" at the Fremont Earthquake Exhibit funded by Alameda County District 1, Dave Haubert Vision 2026 Grant location

VIEW THE ONLY EXHIBIT SHOWING THE ACTUAL MOVEMENT ALONG THE HAYWARD FAULT

Educational Grant from Alameda County District 1, David Haubert
FREE HAYWARD FAULT T-SHIRT FOR TEACHERS WHO REGISTER

Visit the only exhibit in the country that shows you the power of Hayward Fault as it slowly moves.   Over the last million years, the natural beauty of Fremont has been shaped by the Hayward Fault.  The building will be open and Staff from the Math Science Nucleus will be present to answer questions. This fault is one of several active faults in the world actually creeping at 5 mm/year. The exhibit  is at the Community Center in Central Park (Lake Elizabeth) and explores dramatic faulting effects in both natural and urban environments. View the floor of a building that reveals dramatic evidence of this fault activity. Then take a self guided walk through Central Park and find fault features throughout the park.  Limited free field trips for 2024-25 school year as part of grant,

The exhibit is at the Fremont Community Center (back of the building facing Lake Elizabeth) (40204 Paseo Padre Pkwy - cross street Mission View), located in the heart of Central Park.  You can walk to it from the Fremont BART Station  (about 1/3 mile).

Earthquakes and the Hayward Fault   Go on the standard tour of the Fremont Earthquake Exhibit in Central Park and you will be able to identify the different features such as offset sidewalks and curves.  Also learn how plate tectonics affects our landscape. After this teacher Meet and Greet,  you will be able to lead your own field trip or give this as an extra credit assignment.  Signs now guide students at Central Park. 

                                           for more information on the Exhibit  (only one in the country) click here

Please register to get your free Bay Area Fault - T-Shirt.  Please state your size when registering.

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