It’s been 66 million years. Why wait any longer? Join an upcoming trip!
Working With Dinosaurs – A Q&A with Filmmakers Tony & James Pinto At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the people who work in dinosaur museums, and the folks across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life, as[…]
Working With Dinosaurs – A Q&A With Author Kelly Milner Halls At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the people who work in dinosaur museums, and the folks across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life, as well[…]
Dinosaur Trips guests go behind-the-scenes in the fossil lab at the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum in Alberta Just a little reminder that Intro to Dino 101 is where we get back to the dinosaur basics. Or, for many of us, get to the basics for the first time. This time out we’re talking fossils.[…]
Working With Dinosaurs – A Q&A with Amy Atwater, Interim Director of Paleontology & Director of Development, Dinosaur Ridge At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the people who work in dinosaur museums, and the folks across generations who have shaped our[…]
Working with Dinosaurs – A Q&A with Dr. Brian Curtice, Paleontologist, Fossil Crates At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the people who work in dinosaur museums, and the folks across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life,[…]
Working with Dinosaurs – A Q&A with Kathryn Abbott, Science Educator, Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontolgy At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the people who work in dinosaur museums, and the folks across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation[…]
A Q&A with Adele Pentland, Vertebrate Palaeontologist and Host of ‘Pals in Palaeo’ Podcast Adele with Muttaburrasaurus in Australia At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the paleontologists across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life, and the[…]
A Q&A with Adele Pentland, Vertebrate Palaeontologist and Expert in Australian Pterosaurs Adele at Australian Age of Dinosaurs in Queensland At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the paleontologists across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life, and[…]
Intro to Dino 101: Marsh and Cope Othniel Charles Marsh (1831–1899) | Edward Drinker Cope (1840-1897) Intro to Dino 101 is where we get back to the dinosaur basics. Or, for many of us, get to the basics for the first time. As we like to say, you don’t need to know anything at all[…]
Adele Pentland, Vertebrate Palaeontologist and Expert in Australian Pterosaurs At Dinosaur Trips, we’re not just interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life, we’re also interested in the history of paleontology, the paleontologists across generations who have shaped our understanding and appreciation for prehistoric life, and the incredible adventures that are tied to some of the most[…]