Dinosaur Research Institute
Dinotour is a unique opportunity to discover Alberta's palaeontological treasures
Dinotour 2025 Southern Alberta
July 4 to 7, 2025
Save this date! Friday July 4 to Monday July 7, 2025 join Dr. Philip J. Currie and Dr. Eva Koppelhus (University of Alberta) on Dinotour 2025 to experience the dinosaurs of southern Alberta. We are planning to tour sites north of Drumheller, the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology near Drumheller, Alberta and Dinosaur Provincial Park near Brooks, Alberta.
To be e-mailed the latest
details, contact Mona Trick at
dinotour@DinosaurResearch.com
or cell 587-578-4579.
Stay tuned to this website for more details.
Registration will begin in October, 2024.
Photos:
Dr. Philip Currie
at Dinosaur Prov. Park
By Lenore Nimmons
Dr. Philip Currie
looking at a fossil in Fox Coulee
By Mona Trick
Have you ever dreamed of exploring and discovering a dinosaur fossil with some
of the world’s greatest dinosaur hunters? During this four-day family-oriented
event you will:
Learn
about the dinosaurs of northern Alberta from world-renowned scientists
Dr.
Philip Currie, Dr. Eva Koppelhus, Dr. Corwin Sullivan
and your tour coordinator Mona Trick.
Tour the
Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum galleries, collection and preparation areas.
Search for tiny fossils using microscopes at the
Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.
Dig
dinosaur fossils from the Pipestone Creek Bone Bed under the guidance of staff
from the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.
Explore the Wapiti River via raft with experts from
the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.
Search for fossils near a dinosaur quarry. Hike and
explore the Kleskun Hill Natural Area.
Tour includes:
Guided
tour including bus transportation to and from Grande Prairie, Alberta.
5 nights
accommodation (double occupancy), including the night before the tour
and each night of the tour.
All meals
over the 4 days of the tour.
Admission
to the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum for all 4 days.
Fees for
Pipestone Creek Bone Bed excavation and for the excursion via raft on the
Wapiti River.
Guidebook, T-shirt and goodie bag.
Canadian
charitable tax donation receipt for a portion of the fees.
Cost of tour: CDN $2,295.00 per person (double
occupancy) Single supplement: CDN $370.50
Minimum age: 12 years old as of July 7, 2023
Proceeds generated from this tour support the work of the Dinosaur Research Institute, a non-profit charitable organization that finances western Canadian dinosaur research
For more details, contact Mona Trick at dinotour@DinosaurResearch.com or cell 587-578-4579
Dig
in the Pipestone Creek Bone Bed.
Photo by Dr. Eva Koppelhus
Tour
the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.
Photo by Dr. Philip Currie
Explore the Kleskun Hills.
Photo by Dr. Eva Koppelhus
This page last modified on... February 14, 2024