
Off The Map: Travel and Tectonochemistry with Chris Spencer
From getting stranded in the middle of the desert and walking two days to the nearest town, to burning the soles of his shoes on

From getting stranded in the middle of the desert and walking two days to the nearest town, to burning the soles of his shoes on
Perrot was never a hiker – she preferred to stay indoors thank you very much. It was much to her parents surprise (and hers!), when
Learn how geology is everywhere with Joana Rodrigues! In this episode we talk to Joana Rodrigues, a Portuguese UNESCO expert in geoheritage and geoscience communication.

In this episode, Mark Priddle, P.Geo., shares insights from his career in environmental geoscience, reflecting on both the challenges and highlights along the way. He

Join us as we explore an exciting new topic for our podcast — planetary science! From Martian landscapes to icy plumes on distant moons, Dr.

Mark Smyk, M.Sc., P. Geo. From August 11-24, 2025 I had the pleasure of serving as the Canadian Federation of Earth Sciences (CFES) and Parks
Summary: In episode 5 of Beneath Your Feet, A Geoscience Podcast, host Veronica Klassen interviews geoscience communicator Cate Larsen. Cate discusses her non traditional route

Mary-Anne Hildebrandt, P. Geo., FGC Energy and minerals power our lives, and while we Canadians live in a land of abundance, global projections of natural

Author: Cyndy Broughton, Minerals Engineering Technologist The APGO Education Foundation is pleased to support the Geologist-in-Residence program at Pukaskwa National Park. Gazing out over the

Chief Scientist Frieder Klein and Deep Rover Pilot Alan Scot exploring a submerged carbonate platform. (Photo by: Novus Select) Woods Hole, Mass. Republished with permission.