Digital Media + Geology

  • Glooscap’s Gate

    Glooscap’s Gate

    The image in the archived newspaper page was hard to make out. A single photograph on the Cumberland and Colchester page of a special tourist edition of the Halifax Herald and The Evening Mail, on April 30, 1930. However, I could see Cape Split and Cape Sharp so knew exactly where the photographer was located…

  • Frozen Tides and Geology

    Frozen Tides and Geology

    A Winter Geoheritage Field Trip during university reading week in the Cliffs of Fundy UNESCO Global Geopark. February 19-20, 2026 Nothing says “I’m a Canadian Geologist” more than a multi-day geoheritage field trip on the Bay of Fundy in February. A winter geology field experience for up to 6 university students, faculty, or adult learners.…

  • Drawn to Geology in Hobart Tasmania

    Drawn to Geology in Hobart Tasmania

    During a recent trip to Tasmania, I spent several days drawing the geology of the Hobart Rivulet. The rivulet provides easy access for urban geology activities, and has connections to kunanyi (Mount Wellington) that looms over the area and the Cascades Female Factory World Heritage Site. I traveled 35 hours to arrive in Hobart, basically…