FOSSIL HUNTRESS

Vancouver, Canada's third-largest metropolis, is home to many natural wonders. One of these is the Grouse Grind hiking trail. Here, st...

Highly adaptable to hot and cold temperatures, Peregrines boast a breeding range that stretches from the icy cold Arctic tundra to th...

Reaching speeds of over 320 km/h (200 mph) Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus), are exquisite birds of prey. They are...

Twenty thousand years ago, the last Ice Age was at its frozen peak. While some of our ancestors were making a living in what is now Eu...

This disarticulated fellow is Mammutus primigenius from the Pleistocene of Siberia, Russia. He's now housed in the M...

Spinosaurus was a huge carnivorous theropod dinosaur who lived in the swamps of North Africa during the upper Albian to upper Turonian sta...

Anthocyrtium hispidum Haeckel Radiolarian microfossils, tiny, siliceous, single-celled organisms, make for excellent timekeepers. Think ...

After an exciting hike in the dark through the woods and down a steep incline, we reached the river.  The tracks in this photo are fr...

Heidi Henderson at Sumas Slide Eocene Fossil Site 

This detail of the Jurassic ammonite, Paltechioceras sp. shot with an ultra-low f-stop, is from an all but inaccessible site in Sayward, ...

Hiking in BC, both grizzly and black bear sightings are common. These majestic beasts live up to 28 years and nearly half the world's ...

 This touching scene

Over vast expanses of time, powerful tectonic forces have massaged the western edge of the continent, smashing together a seemingly end...

For millennia, we've sat at the edge of the world, taking in the impossible magnitude of the ocean. Her beauty, her storms, such...

Sea Otter / Enhydra lutris / Vancouver Island Sea otters are playful, marine mammals with webbed hind feet and water-repelling fur perfe...

Reinforcing the block to safely transport the fossil trackway