Tumbler Ridge Museum Foundation

The Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre (P.R.P.R.C.) in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, was established in 2003 to store and study dinosaur bones and other fossils unearthed in the area. It serves as a vital resource for researching and preserving the palaeontological heritage of the Peace River Region, an area lacking a dedicated vertebrate palaeontology facility. The P.R.P.R.C. aims to document, assess, interpret, and protect the region's fossil resources while also providing consultation and support to local communities in their palaeontological endeavors. Through various projects and outreach initiatives, the centre fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich fossil history of British Columbia. Generated from the website

Gwillim Lake Provincial Park located in Chetwynd British Columbia offers stunning natural beauty and outdoor recreation. Nestled amidst lush forests and mountains the park features a pristine lake perfect for kayaking canoeing and fishing. Visitors can explore hiking trails that showcase the region's flora and fauna making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Generated from this place's information