Paleontology

Clam Stew: the Fossils of Sooke

Clam Stew: the Fossils of Sooke

Sunshine, salt air, the bark of seals and... fossils await for those lucky enough to beach comb the fossiliferous shores near the fishing community of Sooke on Vancouver Islands' southwestern…
The Fossils of Chuckanut Drive

The Fossils of Chuckanut Drive

Chuckanut Drive, in northwestern Washington provides a visual feast from sea to sky.  An amazing array of plants and animals call this coastline home. For the fossil enthusiast, it is a chance…
Cache Creek: Cowboys And Fossils A Plenty

Cache Creek: Cowboys And Fossils A Plenty

Looking for a great family vacation this summer? If you happen to be in BC's glorious interior, stop by and visit Cache Creek, the gateway to B.C.'s Cariboo Country. They boast cowboys aplenty,…
Triceratops Horns Not Just For Good Looks

Triceratops Horns Not Just For Good Looks

Triceratops had three horns but it was not just to impress the females, says a research study led by Andrew Farke, curator at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology, located on the campus of The…