Drumheller Rocks GeoTourism
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Exceptional GeoTours of the Badlands of Dinosaur Valley, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. and processes. Brent Noland, (B.Sc.
Explore the "pages of time" in the Drumheller Badlands from the Cretaceous dinosaur bearing rocks to the glacial and recent deposits. Every rock and landform has a story to tell.... Drumheller Rocks job is to tell that story. Geology, UBC 1980) has a wealth of earth science experience and is a skilled educator. He makes it fun and reveals the deep connections we have with the earth.
We need connection with Nature ...
11/18/2025
Mapped: Which Countries Hold the Most Gold Reserves? This graphic maps the gold reserves held by central banks around the world as of 2024, while also showing major changes in the last 5 years.
08/08/2025
06/02/2025
Isn't science wonderful ... and challenged.
The Rising Accuracy of Weather Forecasts The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) produces global numerical weather models. While national weather agencies use much higher-r…
12/03/2024
A beautiful rendering of Horseshoe Canyon geology by RedPine Design.
09/02/2024
02/23/2023
Shipworm Clams were living in some of the ecosystems of the lower Horseshoe Canyon/Bearpaw transition. Evidenced by burrows in petrified wood deposited in brackish, possibly estuarian, depositional environment. Still active today and happy as a clam ... who makes sure he doesn't attract neighbors.
Wood-eating clams use their f***s to dominate their habitat Researchers didn't know what to make of sunken pieces of wood that were so thoroughly chewed-up by clams that the wood crumbled in their hands. It turns out, the super-chewer wood-eating clams had a secret weapon for forcing out other species. The clams, who have special adaptations that let them su...
01/27/2023
Note the "toppling failure" along vertical fractures.
Blacks Beach San Diego Bluffs Collapse (1:29pm Jan 20 2023) Bluffs crumble and collapse.
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