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Dinosaur Provincial Park - AB (9/71)
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Subjects:
Archaeology, Canadian Geography, Nature |
Grade Level: JrH-Adult
Producer: Good Earth Parks
Closed Captioned: No |
Running Time: 30 mins
Country of Origin: Canada
Study Guide: No |
Copyright Date:
Available in French: No
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Dinosaur Provincial Park in Southern Alberta is world famous for its 75 million year old bone beds, unmatched in the world for sheer number and accessibility. This park is also the most extensive area of classic "badlands" in Canada, the result of the glacial melt that occurred 15,000 years ago and the effects of wind, ice and rain ever since. Breathtakingly beautiful and awe inspiring, it is the earth exposed and at its most vulnerable. |
Links: http://www.canadianparks.com