On the Go Geology: Fossil Identification
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On the Go Geology: Fossil Identification

Fossil hunting is a great activity at any age, and Newfoundland is the perfect place to do it. The thrill of discovery is made even more magical with a little fossil knowledge. Some basic skills in fossil identification can help you to picture what the area used to look like millions of years ago, and better understand the amazing creatures that ruled at the time.

Common Minerals of Newfoundland
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On the Go Geology: Common Minerals of Newfoundland

Welcome to our new series of posts – all about geology! Emilie is our resident rock expert, kicking things off with Common Minerals of Newfoundland so you can begin learning about what you’re seeing while you’re out hiking and exploring. Take it away Emilie! As a kid I loved rocks. I had a rock collection,…

Planning your Newfoundland Vacation
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How to Plan your Newfoundland Vacation: A Local’s Guide

Newfoundland is a big, wild place ready to be explored. With this Newfoundland vacation planning guide, I will share with you my tips for traveling around Newfoundland like how to be being flexible with your logistics, how to stay well fed, and areas that deserve your attention. Newfoundland is my favourite place in the whole…

A Locals Guide to Free Camping in Newfoundland
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A Locals Guide to Free Camping in Newfoundland

Newfoundland and Labrador is an amazing destination for active adventurers and it’s the perfect place to camp for free. In this Locals Guide to Free Camping in Newfoundland, we want to share with you all the places you can you camp, the ettiequte of free camping and some handy resources to make your trip easier.

Gros Morne National Park’s Western Brook Pond – Change at What Cost?
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Gros Morne National Park’s Western Brook Pond – Change at What Cost?

What is Western Brook Pond? Western Brook Pond is the jewel of the national park, and a big reason UNESCO named it a World Heritage Site in 1987 – for the park’s “exceptional natural beauty” and “outstanding examples representing major stages of earth’s history”. It’s a 17 km long glacier-cut lake winding its way through…