Prince George author Vivien Lougheed presented from her book Sidetracked : The Struggle for BC's Fossils over lunch in the Terrace Campus Library on October 13. Thirty students and faculty listened as she discussed the ethics of fossil hunting and the debate on the use of amateur versus professional fossil hunters. If anyone is interested in further reading, her book is available at the NWCC Library.
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It was very cool to see how many students showed up to this event!
Posted by: Kristine Kofoed | 10/18/2011 at 05:43 AM