Helping to Re-plant the Acadian Forest and Beautify our Community

The Joggins Fossil Institute volunteered on Monday to help plant trees of the Acadian forest at the River Hebert Tidal Bore Park. Way to go team!

This project was made possible through a partnership between the River Hebert Gardening Club, the Cumberland County River Enhancement Association, and the River Hebert, Joggins & Area Development Association.

Thank you for coming to our opening!

The Joggins Fossil Institute would like to send out a big thank you to all of those who attended our season opening yesterday. It was wonderful to see such a turn out.

There was standing room only for the release and signing of Dr. John Calder's book Coal Age Galapagos.

Left: Dr Calder speaking with the "Keeper of the Cliffs" Don Reid.

To see a couple more photos from the event check out the Joggins Fossil Cliffs on Facebook.