Joggins, Nova Scotia, Canada
Joggins, Nova Scotia, Canada
Each part of the Bay of Fundy has its own story to tell. Choose your own adventure for a fun-filled day!
Enjoy a LIVE interactive fossil tour of the Joggins UNESCO World Heritage Site from the comfort and safety of your own home!
Explore the site of the world's oldest fossil reptiles while walking along the ocean floor.
Visit the site of Canada's oldest dinosaurs while exploring a treasure trove of Gems, crystals and minerals!
Discover amazing gemstones that formed in ancient lava flows along the Bay of Fundy.
"Brian's passion for Nova Scotia geology and local history shines through in every aspect of his tours!"
“There is no living person who knows the Joggins cliffs better, or who has made more important fossil discoveries than Brian. You will not forget a trip with this amazing discoverer."
- Dr. John Calder
Nova Scotia Provincial Geologist
"Brian is more than just a tour guide. He is a citizen scientist, and one of the foremost authorities on the Joggins Fossil Cliffs. His fossil discoveries,~30 years of experience and the respect of the scientific community has led him to work with some of the leading scientists in Carboniferous paleontology. He has a unique ability to convey that passion and excitement for fossils to all that will listen regardless of age or level of education. He's the guy paleontologists go to to learn about Joggins Fossils."
- Matt Stimson
Assistant Curator of Geology at the New Brunswick Museum
"Brian is one of the most knowledgeable people you’ll meet when it comes to the history and fossil secrets held in the Joggins cliffs!"
- Dr. Hillary Maddin
Professor of Vertebrate Paleontology and Evolutionary Developmental Biology at Carleton University
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200 years ago today, October 13th, 2020, Sir William Dawson was born in Pictou Nova Scotia.
He was a brilliant man and had a remarkable life. He is the author of my favourite book, Acadian Geology, which was first printed in 1855 and is more enjoyable every time I read it.
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