We’re happy to share this article from Antropology Today on the Northeast BC Region. Professor of Anthropology Anna Willow has done a great job covering a huge time frame from the Dane-zaa, Cree and Saulteau people, through the first western explorers, the modern resource extraction in the area and finally the Site C dam. Many…
Our Social media team did some fantastic work today and celebrated some of the wonderful women who make Tumbler Ridge so special. Here is an archive of our celebration of those ladies! If you haven’t already go visit our Facebook page and like us!
We’re excited to share this article that Earth Magazine has just published on the Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark’s history. They do a great job of highlighting our many attractions. Click here to read the article on http://www.earthmagazine.org. Some excerpts: “For the more adventurous, there is the hike to see the Stone Corral. Identified…
We are excited to announce the date and time for this year’s AGM. We’ll be meeting April 21st – 6pm at the PRPRC in Tumbler Ridge. If you have any questions or concerns please get in touch with our manager, Sarah Waters.
Our official videographer strikes again! This time capturing a team summiting the mighty Kinuseo Falls. Normally not very accessible in the winter this team was lucky the road was still passable. Our official videographer Above Tumbler Ridge also took the time to publish a behind the scenes video which can be viewed below.
Dr. Helm gave this presentation recapping the discoveries and goings on of the TRGG at the Tumbler Ridge Public Library on Jan 14, 2016.
The Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark Society (TRGGS) is excited to share the news issued by UNESCO today announcing that all 120 existing Global Geoparks, including the TRGG, will now officially become UNESCO sites. The announcement comes after the 195 Member States of UNESCO voted positively to create the UNESCO Global Geopark label on November 17,…
Another fantastic article from the globe and mail features the Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark’s Paleontological strengths: Click to read the Globe and Mail’s Article
Why you should visit one of Canada’s UNESCO heritage sites: Click to read the Globe and Mail’s Article
The Tumbler Ridge Geopark Society (TRGGS) is very pleased to announce the appointment of our newly hired TRGG Manager Sarah Waters. Sarah brings 17 years of experience working as a consulting archaeologist and traditional use specialist. Also a very avid volunteer involved in many volunteer groups (WNMS, TRMF, TRGG) in Tumbler Ridge including her position as manager for…
