Featured Story: September 2012 Archives
Saturday September 29, 2012
Featured Story:
Burgess Shale
We have one of the richest fossil beds in the world right in our own back yard.
The Burgess Shale is a UNESCO World Heritage site, protected within the boundaries of Yoho National Park. The Royal Ontario Museum has a great display of the exploration of the region.
It's near the top of Mount Burgess, above the tiny town of Field, BC.
A few weeks ago, Laurie Dickson and Paul Grant rode horses up the side of of the mountain to see the Burgess Shale.
You can listen again on today's podcast.
Read more »
The Burgess Shale is a UNESCO World Heritage site, protected within the boundaries of Yoho National Park. The Royal Ontario Museum has a great display of the exploration of the region.
It's near the top of Mount Burgess, above the tiny town of Field, BC.
A few weeks ago, Laurie Dickson and Paul Grant rode horses up the side of of the mountain to see the Burgess Shale.
You can listen again on today's podcast.
Read more »
Saturday September 22, 2012
Featured Story:
Working Gear Clothing Society
Working Gear Clothing Society is a volunteer-run organization that provides free work clothes to men
who need help getting back into the workforce.
Steel-toed boots are an essential piece of gear that's always in short supply. They've just launched a campaign called No Small Feet to collect up to 400 pairs of workboots.
Steel-toed boots are an essential piece of gear that's always in short supply. They've just launched a campaign called No Small Feet to collect up to 400 pairs of workboots.
- October 2012
- Sun., 7 – Voices of BC - Maisey Hurley
- September 2012
- Sat., 29 – Burgess Shale
- Sat., 22 – Working Gear Clothing Society
- August 2012
- July 2012
- Sat., 7 – Windermere's Organic Garden
- Sun., 1 – Etsuko Needham - Sushi Chef
