FOSSIL TRIPS
A plate of trilobites (Pseudogygites Latimarginatus) found on a Creation Research fossil trip.
Come on a fossil finding field trip with Geologist John Mackay, International Director of Creation Research or Martin Legemaate, Ontario Museum Curator.
Join us and collect the rock solid facts on creation. These guided activities will help you see the evidence of
God's handiwork as Creator, and his awesome power as judge of the earth.
You will learn how to look for evidence of Creation and Catastrophe/Noah's Flood and discover exciting things
about the rapid formation of rocks. You'll get some great rock/fossil specimens and enjoy a fantastic day out.
(Most trips are for ages 10 and up. Group size from 25 to 45 people)
You organize the group and we’ll organize the rocks! Contact Martin Legemaate for more information at:
creationresearchontario@hotmail.com
Below are some of the Ontario fossil collecting areas we visit.
Join us and collect the rock solid facts on creation. These guided activities will help you see the evidence of
God's handiwork as Creator, and his awesome power as judge of the earth.
You will learn how to look for evidence of Creation and Catastrophe/Noah's Flood and discover exciting things
about the rapid formation of rocks. You'll get some great rock/fossil specimens and enjoy a fantastic day out.
(Most trips are for ages 10 and up. Group size from 25 to 45 people)
You organize the group and we’ll organize the rocks! Contact Martin Legemaate for more information at:
creationresearchontario@hotmail.com
Below are some of the Ontario fossil collecting areas we visit.
Kawartha Lakes Area
Arriving at a quarry in 2014 where they crush the limestone to make screening for construction industry.
Getting started with a safety lesson and collecting tips.
Adrian finds a rock slab just loaded with trilobite pieces.
Negative and positive impression of a trilobite tail probably belonging to the species Bathyurus.
Niagara Gorge Field Trip
Charles Lyell called "The Father of Modern Geology" visited Niagara falls in 1841.
He surmised that the gorge was cut by the falls over a period of 35'000 years.
Was his conclusion accurate? What was his main motive in his geological studies?
You’ve seen potholes in roads but what is a naturally forming pothole? Find out this and more on this very informative trip.
Vance Nelson and John Mackay showing the boundary line between Ordovician and Silurian rocks.
Sedimentary rocks at the Niagara Whirlpool.
Belleville Area
Fossil trip with Ontario home schooling groups.
Fossil trip with Ontario home schooling groups.
A rare opportunity for students to collect in a working quarry.
Daniel Super came home with a great fossil cephalopod.
Closeup of cephalopod.
Arkona/Hungry Hollow (Sarnia area)
This site has the best preserved fossils in Southern Ontario. Find out why this points
to a watery catastrophe such as Noah's Flood. Visit a small fossil museum and see
that the text book theory of evolution and hands on evidence don't match up.
Clay beds of the Hamilton Formation. (Hungry Hollow)
Well preserved brachiopods (mucrospirifer)
A tiny rolled up trilobite found by Miriam Legemaate
Closeup of rolled up trilobite
Sites Below No Longer Active
Collingwood and Craigleith
Fossil trip with Uxbridge Baptist Church.
Fossil trip with Uxbridge Baptist Church.
Site 1, Craigleith.
Finding some great fossils on a subdivision construction shale pile.
Finding some great fossils on a subdivision construction shale pile.
Luke Farndon finds an amazing fossil trilobite.
Trilobite (Pseudogygites Latimarginatus)
Second stop in Collingwood.
John Mackay during a question and answer time.
John Mackay during a question and answer time.
Stouffville Christian School fossil trip.
Introduction to the site by Martin Legemaate.
Introduction to the site by Martin Legemaate.
Clare Dederer identifying her fossil finds from the sheet.
Hamilton Area
Fossil trip with Brampton Christian Family Church.
Fossil trip with Brampton Christian Family Church.
Daniel Gibson comes home with an interesting stromatoporoid specimen.
Toronto Area
School fossil trip studying the Georgian Bay Formation Shale.
School fossil trip studying the Georgian Bay Formation Shale.
Excited students at the opening session.
Dimitra Silmi-Estevez with an interesting Tidal Channel or Gutter Cast specimen.
Combing the rocks looking for that perfect specimen.
Indoor Fossil Trips
Can’t come to the rocks? The rocks can come to you!
Can’t come to the rocks? The rocks can come to you!
Kids at Springvale Baptist Church enjoy splitting open shale slabs looking for trilobites and other fossils.
Evan Farrell found an amazing trilobite tail.
You never know who you will meet on our fossil trips!
Ian Taylor (author of In The Minds of Men and creation Moments radio voice ) on a 2002 fossil trip.
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http://www.creationmoments.com/
Vance Nelson (Creation Truth Ministries), Ian Juby (Director of C.O.R.E. Citizens for Origins Research and Education)
on a recent fossil trip.
http://www.creationtruth.com/ www.ianjuby.org
on a recent fossil trip.
http://www.creationtruth.com/ www.ianjuby.org
Enjoy this slideshow of a 2008 Uxbridge Baptist Church fossil trip to Craigleith and Collingwood.
Construction in the area provided us with a nice pile of Whitby oil shale!
FOSSIL TRIP FEEDBACK
Thank you for the effort you put into the field trip last Saturday. It was a memorable experience and I'm sure
will be very beneficial in helping me to think things through as I continue in my writing career. God bless,
Marianne Foscarini, Markham Ontario.
I can't say how much this stuff Rrrrocks...! literally... really great stuff for evangelism. Looks like kids these days are growing up being taught about dinosaurs everywhere and this is a great opportunity to catch their interest in our Creator and Redeemer God.
This Creation Research stuff is really a gem - thanks for introducing me to it!!.
Michael Chai, Oak Ridges Ontario.
Want to attend the next fossil trip in Southern Ontario?
Fill in the form and you will be informed of the next trip in your area!
Thank you for the effort you put into the field trip last Saturday. It was a memorable experience and I'm sure
will be very beneficial in helping me to think things through as I continue in my writing career. God bless,
Marianne Foscarini, Markham Ontario.
I can't say how much this stuff Rrrrocks...! literally... really great stuff for evangelism. Looks like kids these days are growing up being taught about dinosaurs everywhere and this is a great opportunity to catch their interest in our Creator and Redeemer God.
This Creation Research stuff is really a gem - thanks for introducing me to it!!.
Michael Chai, Oak Ridges Ontario.
Want to attend the next fossil trip in Southern Ontario?
Fill in the form and you will be informed of the next trip in your area!