FOSSIL HUNTRESS

If you’ve ever wandered the fossil-rich hills of Nevada and come across a delicate, winged shell embedded in ancient limestone, you may have...

Puffbird similar to Fossil Birds found at Driftwood Canyon  Driftwood Canyon Provincial Park  Driftwood Canyon Provincial Park covers 23 hec...

Pterodactylus spectabilis  Imagine the warm, shallow lagoons of what is now southern Germany during the Late Jurassic, some 150 million year...

Icelandic Horses These beauties are Icelandic horses who graced me with their energy and spirit for a series of feel-good photoshoots along ...

Stemec suntokum , a Fossil Plopterid from Sooke, BC We all love the idea of discovering a new species—especially a fossil species lost to ti...

Hylonomus lyelli, Ancestor of all dinosaurs The fossil cliffs at Joggins are one of Canada's gems, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, yo...

Along the storm-lashed shores of Vancouver Island, the west coast wolves move like shadows—silent, salt-streaked, and born of the sea.  Thei...

Elpistostege watsoni In the late 1930s, our understanding of the transition of fish to tetrapods — and the eventual jump to modern vertebrat...

Phaeolus schweinitzii A popular and widely used fungus for making natural dyes is the dyer’s polypore, Phaeolus schweinitzii , sometimes cal...

High in the misty alpine meadows of British Columbia’s Coast Mountains, the much beloved marmot, Marmota vancouverensis , whistles its name ...

Ankylosaur — Armoured Plant-Eating Dinosaur Ankylosaurs were armoured dinosaurs. We find their fossil remains in Cretaceous outcrops in wes...

Finding a fossil is like time-traveling with your hands. One moment you’re walking along a riverbank or quarry, scanning the ground, and the...

Hadrosaur Eggs Standing before a clutch of fossilized dinosaur eggs for the first time is a deeply moving experience. Unlike towering skelet...

Along the storm-lashed shores of Vancouver Island, the west coast wolves move like shadows—silent, salt-streaked, and born of the sea.  Thei...