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Some of the oldest fossils on Earth are at this national park in B.C.

Did you know that Yoho National Park has its own village at the centre? Formed in the 1880s, Field is nestled in the Canadian Rockies in B.C., though it’s very accessible to and from Calgary and Banff National Park. That being said, it’s a bucket list destination if natural history is your jam. Fossils older than the dinosaurs Preserved for over 500 million years, the park’s famed Burgess Shale Fossils are some of the oldest animal fossils on Ea…Fossils · Field Read Article

The Story of Great Western, a 2,000-metre WI5R M7 in Yoho National Park

Mount Stephen rises above the village of Field, B.C., its complex geology and long mountaineering history making it a landmark of both scientific and climbing interest. First climbed on Sept. 9, 1887, by surveyor James J. McArthur and his assistant T. Riley, who battled dense forest, an ice couloir, and a knife-edged arête while carrying heavy surveying equipment, the mountain has since seen several new routes climbed. While most parties today f…Geology · Field Read Article

Scientists Just Found the Face of a 500-Million-Year-Old Creature, And It’s Smiling

After decades of confusion and false starts, scientists have at last uncovered the face of Hallucigenia, one of the most bizarre creatures ever discovered in the fossil record. Recent finds from Canada’s Burgess Shale have shown that the creature wasn’t headless after all, its face was simply hidden, waiting to be found with the right tools and close attention. This ancient sea creature, barely two centimeters long, has puzzled researchers since…Field · Field Read Article

Mountain Goat Uses Home Field Advantage To Protect Her Baby From A Hungry Grizzly Bear In The Canadian Rockies

High in the mountains, where icy winds whip across the peaks and few creatures dare to tread, lives one of North America’s most remarkable animals… the mountain goat. With shaggy, snow-white coats, beefy muscles and uniquely padded hooves, these hardy climbers are true icons of the alpine wilderness. Despite their name, mountain goats aren’t true goats at all — they belong to their own unique genus and are more closely related to antelopes. Sti…Field · Field Read Article

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Some of the oldest fossils on Earth are at this national park in B.C.

The Story of Great Western, a 2,000-metre WI5R M7 in Yoho National Park

Scientists Just Found the Face of a 500-Million-Year-Old Creature, And It’s Smiling

Mountain Goat Uses Home Field Advantage To Protect Her Baby From A Hungry Grizzly Bear In The Canadian Rockies

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Some of the oldest fossils on Earth are at this national park in B.C.

The Story of Great Western, a 2,000-metre WI5R M7 in Yoho National Park

Scientists Just Found the Face of a 500-Million-Year-Old Creature, And It’s Smiling

Mountain Goat Uses Home Field Advantage To Protect Her Baby From A Hungry Grizzly Bear In The Canadian Rockies

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