FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Autumn is a wonderful time to explore Vancouver. It is a riot of yellow, orange and green. The fallen debris you crunch through send up waft...

Mary Ebbetts was born Asnaq of the Raven/Yéil phratry of the Gigalgam Kyinanuk Tlingit of Tongas and Larhtorh/Larhsail of Cape Fox.  She was...

Rare bird, reptile and mammal tracks have been immortalized in the outcrops of the Chuckanut Formation. We found these tracks from a Diatrym...

While at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this week in New York, I was struck by the beauty of many of their pieces. A sculptured jar that s...

Those working in the Jurassic exposures on Vancouver Island are a determined crew. Most of the sedimentary deposits of the Jurassic are expo...

In 2004, a scientific crew braced the cold and the odds to extract a sediment core from 400m below the seabed of the Arctic Ocean. The core ...

During the Miocene and Pliocene, 12-1.6 million years ago, a diverse group of extinct proboscideans, elephant-like animals walked the Earth...

Around 45-50 million years ago, during the middle Eocene, a number of freshwater lakes appeared in an arc extending from Smithers in nort...

When we are out enjoying the gorgeous wilderness that surrounds us, we think more about air quality and how amazing our world really it. Whe...

Slimeball, a derogative term to be sure from the modern usage, but before it was ever dragged down to the world of insults and verbal nas...

The Big House at Tsaxis designed by Tony Hunt Fort Rupert was and still is an historic Kwagu'ł (Kwakiutl) village by the name of Tsaxis ...