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Canada’s Geoheritage Surge: Geoscience Heritage, Geoparks, Geosites, Geotourism
UPDATE – OCTOBER 20 2014. It’s here! “Four Billion Years and Counting: Canada’s Geologic Heritage”. Offered to you by the Canadian Federation of Earth Sciences for CAD$39.95 only – order your copy from Nimbus — Left: A fossil tree at … Continue reading
Posted in General geoscience, Geoheritage
Tagged Canada, earth science, geoheritage, geology, geoscience, geosites, geotourism
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