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On Nov 15, the PDAC Student & Early Career Team partnered with Mining Matters to participate in the BMO Student Life Expo, Canada's leading post-secondary education event, in Toronto. We had a chance to chat with high school students about the many careers they can explore in the minerals industry - over 120 pathways and counting!
#PDAC #CareerFair #BMOStudentLifeExpo #MineralExploration
Notre appel de candidature pour le ou la Geologue-en-Résidence, 2025, est officiellement lancé💥
Passez 2 semaines dans un magnifique parc national en partageant les géosciences avec les visiteurs
📝 Postulez d'ici le 3 mai 2025
🔗cfes-fcst.ca/geo-en-res
#Géologiecanadienne
Our call for applications for the 2025 Geologist-in-Residence is officially launched! 💥
Spend two weeks in a beautiful national park while sharing geoscience with visitors
📝 You have until May 3, 2025 to submit an application!
🔗cfes-fcst.ca/gir
#CanadianGeology
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66 million years ago, the plains of Southern Alberta looked different than they do today. Lush forests and humid marshes covered the land, and were inhabited by amazing dinosaurs. Images 1 & 2 - tyrannosaurids like the famous T-Rex were apex predators.🧵
#IGC2028Canada #dinosaurs
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DID YOU KNOW that Nahanni National Park was recognized as the Canada’s first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978? Found along the South Nahanni River (Northwest Territories), this park is one of the most spectacular landscapes in North America.
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📸 ©@spectacularNWT
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SAVIEZ-VOUS que le parc national Nahanni a été reconnu comme le premier site naturel du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO au Canada en 1978? Situé le long de la rivière Nahanni Sud (Territoires du Nord-Ouest).
📸 ©@spectacularnwt
#IGC2028Canada #GeosciencesForHumanity
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Aujourd’hui, à l’occasion de la Journée internationale des femmes et des filles de sciences, nous rendrons hommage à notre première pionnière, Frances Wagner (1927-2016), l’une des premières géologues du Canada qui a cartographié les ressources minérales du Canada.
#IGC2028Canada
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Today we will honor in the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (Feb. 11) to our first female pioneer, Frances Wagner (1927–2016), one of Canada’s first female geologists, who mapped Canada’s mineral resources and paved the way for women in geoscience.
#IGC2028Canada
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Today we celebrate #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience! At CASC, we continue to empower and support women and girls pursuing careers and passions in STEM fields. Let's work together to break barriers and shape a brighter, more inclusive future!
Canadian Federation of Earth Sciences retweeted
Nous célébrons aujourd'hui la #Journéeinternationaledesfemmesetdesfillesensciences. À l'ACCS, nous continuons à soutenir les femmes et les filles qui poursuivent des passions dans les domaines des STIM. Travaillons ensemble pour construire un avenir meilleur et plus inclusif !
Nous avons le plaisir d'annoncer que le nouveau site web sur les carrières en sciences de la terre est maintenant en ligne!
Une fière collaboration @CGENNews
Rendu possible grâce au financement de Canadian Geological Foundation et d'Engineers & Geoscientists BC
SVP Partagez
🎥🌏🛰️ Écoutez un beau film d'animation sur les raisons pour lesquelles les carrières en sciences de la terre sont cool et importantes dans notre monde constamment en évolution
careers.earthsciencescanada.… (Veuillez noter que la version française sera publiée plus tard en 2025)
It's our pleasure to announce that the updated earth science careers website is now LIVE!!
A proud collaboration with @can_geo_ed_network
Possible thanks to funding from Canadian Geological Foundation and Engineers & Geoscientists BC
Share widely!
careers.earthsciencescanada.…
🎥🌏🛰️Watch a beautiful animated film about why earth science careers are cool and important in our changing world
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Gros Morne National Park, western #Newfoundland, is designated as a World Geoheritage site because it shows one of the world's best and rarest exposures of the Mohorovicic discontinuity, a feature that is usually 5-70 km beneath the Earth's surface.
📸Simone Booker
#IGC2028Canada
Propose a theme for IGD 2025! Last year's theme was "Conserving the Past, Sustaining the Future" and Canada hosted events in BC. AB, ON, and QC!
Proposez un thème pour l'IGD 2025 ! L'année dernière, le thème était "Conserver le passé, soutenir l'avenir" et le Canada avait....
🗣️ Have YOUR say 🗣️
Geodiversity Day needs a theme for 2025, and your idea could be the chosen one!
📅 Deadline: December 11th
🌐 Suggest your theme here: geodiversityday.org/post/the…






















