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Looking forward to sharing new insights about Charles Lyell's contributions to Nova Scotia geoheritage in a public talk for the #Edinburgh Geological Society, November 16, 7:00 pm. More info at edinburghgeolsoc.org/lectures/#to... ⚒️
Tim Fedak PhD
@timfedak.bsky.social
Curator and paleontologist, promotes drawing for natural science in museums and universities, interest in history of geology, and urban geology. Website and Blog at https://edinos.ca Drawing in Geoparks https://www.facebook.com/DrawingGeoparks
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Looking forward to sharing new insights about Charles Lyell's contributions to Nova Scotia geoheritage in a public talk for the #Edinburgh Geological Society, November 16, 7:00 pm. More info at edinburghgeolsoc.org/lectures/#to... ⚒️
Much of the writing I have shared on eDinos over the past several years has focused on #geoheritage and #geodiversity topics. edinos.ca/category/geo...
Exploring a mountain brook and the oldest plant fossils in #NovaScotia for International Geodiversity Day @geodiversityday.bsky.social - finding roots of geoheritage and beauty in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark. ⚒️ edinos.ca/geodiversity...
We celebrated International Geodiversity Day @geodiversityday.bsky.social - in the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark looking for samples of the oldest plant fossils in Nova Scotia, at the Emsian (400 million year old) Devonian age fossil site. A wonderful day of field work - Geodiversity On Our Doorstep! ⚒️
Thinking about a geoheritage concept map and what makes geoheritage collections and perspectives valuable for the future. edinos.ca/geoheritage-... ⚒️
Starting to share some progress on Sketchy Fossils - graphic narratives about fossils, geology and palaeontology at edinos.ca/sketchy-foss...
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Exploring the concept of coastal erosion in #NovaScotia in Dawson's Acadian Geology 1855. ⚒️ edinos.ca/coastal-eros...
A historic MacAskill photograph from The Saturday Evening Post @satevepost.bsky.social and a quest to visit the #geoheritage site in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark #NovaScotia - edinos.ca/glooscaps-ga...
W R MacAskill (1887-1956) was an award winning photographer when he had this photo titled “Glooscap’s Gateway, Nova Scotia”, published in The Saturday Evening Post @satevepost.bsky.social in May 1930.
Explore MacAskill’s original photo online from the Nova Scotia Archives at: archives.novascotia.ca/macaskill/ar...
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It is a rainy day in Nova Scotia. These impressions were made by raindrops falling millions of years ago, a prehistoric weather event frozen in the fossil record. Check out another Fossil Rain Print on our Collection Online: collections.novascotia.ca/object-967gs...
Everyone knows Gus and his good friend Root the Wood Turtle @mnhnovascotia.bsky.social - but did you know that the NSM Geology Collection also has 80,000 year old Wood Turtles from the mastodon sinkhole? Imagine putting these ancient puzzles together!
During today's tribute to Dr. Hans-Dieter Sues, Paul Olsen shared how Hans was able to identify the tooth of Oligokyphus within a few seconds of looking at a photo. Hans' knowledge was unparalleled, and he was always so supportive. ⚒️ @canjearthsci.bsky.social - dx.doi.org/10.1139/cjes-2014-0220
Take this as your invitation to #visitnovascotia @visitnovascotia.bsky.social
🇨🇦 In this guest article Tim Fedak outlines how the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, Nova Scotia, Canada celebrated International Geodiversity Day 2025 with a very special guided hike. www.geodiversityday.org/post/geodive...
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🇨🇦 In this guest article Tim Fedak outlines how the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark, Nova Scotia, Canada celebrated International Geodiversity Day 2025 with a very special guided hike. www.geodiversityday.org/post/geodive...
First #FossilFriday without Hans. ⚒️
I was deeply saddened to hear of the recent passing of Dr. Hans-Dieter Sues. He has generously supported my work over the past thirty years and he made huge contributions to paleontology here in #NovaScotia. From 2021, a @novascotiamuseum.bsky.social showcase video youtu.be/AjzIuaQ-Qn0 - RIP Hans.
I was deeply saddened to hear of the recent passing of Dr. Hans-Dieter Sues. He has generously supported my work over the past thirty years and he made huge contributions to paleontology here in #NovaScotia. From 2021, a @novascotiamuseum.bsky.social showcase video youtu.be/AjzIuaQ-Qn0 - RIP Hans.
#FossilFriday drawing of Plateosaurus skull and neck - on display in Dinosaur Explorations exhibit at the Museum of Natural History in Halifax. @novascotiamuseum.bsky.social
On #museumselfieday saying hello to our OLD friend Hypsognathus in the Geology Collections of the Nova Scotia Museum. You can now say hello as well, with Collections Online at collections.novascotia.ca/object-nsm99...
This image is a highlight of 2025. It represents celebration of geoheritage, geodiversity, and community engagement. www.geodiversityday.org/post/geodive...
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NEW - Explore Our Collections This new site, Nova Scotia Museum Collections Online, allows users to explore of some of the highlights in the Nova Scotia Museum collection. We will be adding content regularly. collections.novascotia.ca #NSMCollections #NovaScotiaMuseum #novascotia
A summary of International Geodiversity Day @geodiversityday.bsky.social in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark #NovaScotia @visitnovascotia.bsky.social ⚒️ www.geodiversityday.org/post/geodive...
Only those who were there, know how great an event this was. @jasonloxton.bsky.social
A merry and very, very,... old #ChristmasTree. These #NovaScotia pine cones may be from the Cretaceous! Learn more at: museum.novascotia.ca/blog/very-ol...
Am pleased to see the biographic profile of Samuel Gaskin now published in PNSIS. Gaskin was a first generation Bajan Nova Scotian who made significant contributions to innovations in #mapping for #NovaScotia Dept of Mines. #BlackSTEM #BlackinGIS ⚒️ - ojs.library.dal.ca/nsis/article...
Drawing Geology - Reflections on a recent trip to Hobart, Tasmania. ⚒️ edinos.ca/drawn-to-geo...
Zonia Baber is someone I would have like to meet.
Baber put her theories into practice when she became head of the school’s Geography Department. She incorporated history and the natural sciences into the geography curriculum as well as modeling, drawing and painting. She believed that students should go on field trips and do hands-on lab work. /4
A wonderful celebration of #GeodiversityDay in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark - ⚒️ see more and Like/Follow at: facebook.com/DrawingGeopa...
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