Joggins Fossil Cliffs
100 Main Street B0L1A0 Joggins, NS, Canada

We cannot wait to welcome Sandra to Joggins!

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Position Available: Bilingual (French/English) tour guide Requirements: Fluent in French and English Student enrolled in post-secondary studies (both now, and the upcoming fall semester)... To apply please visit Young Canada Works at https://young-canada-works.canada.ca/Opport/ProjectDetails (note: applications go through the Young Canada Works website, of which a profile will need to be created if you do not already have one)

Join us this spring as we launch into our 2021 season with a variety of events and activities! Please consider circling May 18th on your calendar, as the Joggins Fossil Institute will be celebrating International Museum Day by donating the day's admissions fees to the River Hebert District School Food Pantry.

A bit of spring colour popping up on the cliffs. #novascotia

"If you're into geology, it's likely that you'll appreciate visiting the Joggins Fossil Cliffs." - Go Eat Do #novascotia

In 2018 the Joggins Fossil Institute artist-in-residence Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland produced a book of narrative eco-poetry, 'Daring To Hope At The Cliff's Edge'. On Sunday March 28 at 2pm, sharing from her book, Elizabeth will be joined by spoken-word artist, Ian Keteku, in a dynamic forum to lay the groundwork needed to realize our collective creative power as Earth Allies. Reserve a free ticket at TheRoseBrampton.ca

We stopped in to Mansour's Menswear this morning to talk about the Joggins Fossil Cliffs!

Summer Student Housing Request. If anyone in the area would be interested in renting a room/apartment to a student this upcoming summer we’d love to hear from you. Send us a message on Facebook, email [email protected], or call 902-251-2727 ext 222.

Good morning. There is a touch of spring in the air today!

It is a bright blue day on the cliffs. #novascotia

Please note!! The next gathering of Fibre Arts Friends takes place at the Joggins Fossil Centre on Tuesday March, 16 from 2:00-4:00 PM. Bring your fibre arts projects and prepare to have fun! COVID-19 protocols are in place. Please bring your mask and prepare to social distance.

The Joggins Fossil Institute is the community driven not-for-profit, charitable organization, responsible for managing the Joggins Fossil Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site. This #GivingTuesday consider making a donation to JFI. https://canadahelps.org/en/giv3/99775 #GivingTuesdayCA Giving Tuesday Canada

We will be participating in #GivingTuesdayCA this year! GivingTuesday is a global movement for giving and volunteering, taking place each year after Black Friday. A time when charities, companies and individuals join together and rally for favourite causes. https://canadahelps.org/en/giv3/99775 CanadaHelps

Did you know that Charles Darwin described the Joggins Fossil Cliffs in his Origin of Species, published on this day in 1859?

Have a question? Go straight to the experts! Dr. Melissa Grey, Curator of Palaeontology with the Joggins Fossil Institute, and Danielle Serratos, Director/Curator, Fundy Geological Museum, discuss their respective sites and why their museums are so important to the science and history of Nova Scotia, Canada and beyond. Check it all out by clicking on the link below. https://jogginsfossilcliffs.net//2020-11-20-questions-and-

Jordan from the Joggins Fossil Institute will be giving a presentation through the Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Library (Yarmoth). This presentation is via Zoom. To access, e-mail [email protected] before 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 24.

It is indeed a lovely day! Hope you have a great day in the area, Terry. Thanks for posting.