🪨☕ Earth Science Café – Geology & Health!
Join us Thursday, Oct 16 at the Quartermain Earth Science Centre (UNB) for an evening connecting rocks, radon, and health! Suitable for all ages.
🗣️ Free public talk: “Radon in the Rocks – The Geology Behind Lung Cancer Risk in Atlantic Canada”
🎁 Win one of 10 free radon test kits (worth $60 each!)
💻 Attend in person or join via TEAMS – register on Eventbrite

More information about the Speaker Series on the Atlantic Geoscience Society website.

Visit the Quartermain Earth Science Centre table at the Legislative Complex in Fredericton on New Brunswick Day!
Monday, August 5th from noon to 4:00 pm :)
New Brunswick Rocks!

Are you a homeschool family? You still have time to register for UNB's Day of STEM on June 5th, 2024!

For more information or to register, please contact Jessica at macleod.jessica.lynn@gmail.com

PUBLIC LECTURE

Flint to Lithium: A Brief History of Humans and their use of Natural Resources Through Time

Dr. Adrian F. Park (Ph.D.)

Hugh John Flemming Forestry Centre 1350 Regent Street, Fredericton

Light refreshments will be available.

Seating is limited - register for the lecture by May 4

To register, call or email Rhonda at (506) 453 8825 | Rhonda.Doiron@gnb.ca

The Quartermain Earth Science Centre and Stonehammer UNESCO Geopark invites you to our next Earth Science Café on The Last Billion Years: the Book Tour!

LOCATION: Resurgo Place20 Mountain Road, Moncton, NB, E1C 2J8

DATE/TIME: Saturday, November 5th/1:30 to 4:30 pm

From 1:30 to 3:30 pm we have fun activities exploring fossils, minerals, rocks, and geologic time. At 3:30 pm our honoured invited speaker, geologist Reg Wilson, will provide an interactive talk on the full-colour best-selling book titled The Last Billion Years (2nd addition). The Last Billion Years unravels many surprises! Did you know that the positions of present-day Halifax and Saint John were once on separate continents? Or that the cliffs around the Bay of Fundy have yielded the oldest dinosaurs in Canada?

Space is limited, so REGISTER NOW for this unique must see FREE event! Refreshments will be served.

Are you a teacher? All teachers receive a FREE LYB2 book and geology road map of New Brunswick and PEI. Simply identify yourself upon arrival.

The Quartermain Earth Science Centre and Stonehammer UNESCO Geopark invites you to our next Earth Science Café on The Last Billion Years: the Book Tour!

LOCATION: Bathurst High School, Bathurst, New Brunswick

DATE/TIME: Saturday, October 15th/1:30 to 4:30 pm

From 1:30 to 3:30 pm we have fun activities exploring fossils, minerals, rocks, and geologic time. At 3:30 pm our honoured invited speaker, geologist Jim Walker, will provide an interactive talk on the full-colour best-selling book titled The Last Billion Years (2nd addition). The Last Billion Years unravels many surprises! Did you know that the positions of present-day Halifax and Saint John were once on separate continents? Or that the cliffs around the Bay of Fundy have yielded the oldest dinosaurs in Canada?

Space is limited, so REGISTER NOW for this unique must see FREE event! Refreshments will be served.

Are you a teacher? All teachers receive a FREE LYB2 book and geology road map of New Brunswick and PEI. Simply identify yourself upon arrival.

The Quartermain Earth Science Centre and Stonehammer UNESCO Geopark invites you to our next Earth Science Café on The Last Billion Years: the Book Tour!

LOCATION: Ganong Hall (GHLT), University of New Brunswick, Saint John, New Brunswick

DATE/TIME: Saturday, October 1st/1:30 to 4:30 pm

From 1:30 to 3:30 pm we have fun activities exploring fossils, minerals, rocks, and geologic time. At 3:30 pm our honoured invited speaker, geologist Toon Pronk, will provide an interactive talk on the full-colour best-selling book titled The Last Billion Years (2nd addition). The Last Billion Years unravels many surprises! Did you know that the positions of present-day Halifax and Saint John were once on separate continents? Or that the cliffs around the Bay of Fundy have yielded the oldest dinosaurs in Canada?

Space is limited, so REGISTER NOW for this unique must see FREE event! Refreshments will be served.

Are you a teacher? All teachers receive a FREE LYB2 book and geology road map of New Brunswick and PEI. Simply identify yourself upon arrival.

The Quartermain Earth Science Centre and Stonehammer UNESCO Geopark invites you to our next Earth Science Café on The Last Billion Years: the Book Tour!

LOCATION: Quartermain Earth Science Centre, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick

DATE/TIME: Saturday, September 17th/1:30 to 4:30 pm

From 1:30 to 3:30 pm we have fun activities exploring fossils, minerals, rocks, and geologic time. At 3:30 pm our honoured invited speaker, geologist Reg Wilson, will provide an interactive talk on the full-colour best-selling book titled The Last Billion Years (2nd addition). The Last Billion Years unravels many surprises! Did you know that the positions of present-day Halifax and Saint John were once on separate continents? Or that the cliffs around the Bay of Fundy have yielded the oldest dinosaurs in Canada?

Space is limited, so REGISTER NOW for this unique must see FREE event! Refreshments will be served.

Are you a teacher? All teachers receive a FREE LYB2 book and geology road map of New Brunswick and PEI. Simply identify yourself upon arrival.