North America’s Rocky Mountain Trench

North America’s Rocky Mountain Trench

North America's Rocky Mountain Trench, also known as the Valley of a Thousand Peaks, is a large valley on the western side of the northern part of North America's Rocky Mountains. This massive rift valley stretches all the way from the British Columbia-Yukon border south to the St. Ignatius area and can be seen from space.

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Harrison Lake Fossil Collecting 101

Harrison Lake Fossil Collecting 101

If you are planning a fossil field trip to Harrison Lake, this is the episode for you! We'll talk about getting there. What to bring and what you'll find. Drive the 30 km up Forestry Road #17, stoppi...

20 Okt 202124min

Welcome to the Fossil Huntress Podcast: Season Five

Welcome to the Fossil Huntress Podcast: Season Five

Welcome to Season Five of the Fossil Huntress Podcast. If you love palaeontology, you will love this stream. Ammonites, trilobites, you’ll find them all here. Think of it as dead sexy science for your...

20 Okt 202126s

British Columbia’s Iconic Spirit Bears

British Columbia’s Iconic Spirit Bears

Visiting the Great Bear Rainforest takes planning and is well worth the trip. You will want to book a guide to lead you through this 6.4 million hectare wilderness on British Columbia's north and cent...

18 Okt 202111min

Our Palaeontological History: From Fish to Tetrapods

Our Palaeontological History: From Fish to Tetrapods

In the late 1930s, our understanding of the transition of fish to tetrapods — and the eventual jump to modern vertebrates — took an unexpected leap forward. The evolutionary a'ha came from a single pa...

16 Okt 202117min

Fossil Field Trip to the Oregon Coast

Fossil Field Trip to the Oregon Coast

The Oregon Coast on the western edge of the USA is a wonderful place to collect fossils. The area has been known for its wonderful fossil fauna since the 1830s. Here we find middle Miocene (along with...

2 Sep 202111min

Burgess Shale Biota: Life in Middle Cambrian Seas

Burgess Shale Biota: Life in Middle Cambrian Seas

High up in the Canadian Rocky Mountains there are mysteries more than half a billion years old. These are the outcrops of the Burgess Shale Biota — more than 150 species that provide a window into lif...

6 Juli 202114min

Love the Wild: Gentle Gentoo Penguins

Love the Wild: Gentle Gentoo Penguins

Gentoo Penguins with their black, white natural colouring akin to formal wear — are some of my favourite animals. They are foraging predators — dining on crustaceans, fish and squid in the cold nearsh...

20 Juni 20216min

Earth’s Earliest Atmosphere: Cyanobacteria

Earth’s Earliest Atmosphere: Cyanobacteria

We owe a huge nod of gratitude to the wee photosynthetic microbes known as cyanobacteria for their work in helping to create the first oxygen to enter our atmosphere and make you and I — & indeed all ...

30 Maj 20217min

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