2019 – The Year of Breakthrough for Science
2019 was going to be a history-making year for the NPS as they were also on a mission to compile the largest paleontology database they ever did. The database would cover an extensive array of findings that were not limited to a comprehensive catalog of all the various types of historic fossil findings from the Grand Canyon. From the collection and the findings, they were hoping to get deep information that would shed light for both the public and experts in the field as it relates to life in and around the Grand Canyon region. It would provide a clear understanding of life in the area.
2019 The Year Of Breakthrough For Science
Years Trying To Understand The Grand Canyon
For a fact, years have been spent by both amateurs and academics alike to get a diverse assessment of the Grand Canyon and get all the information possible on fossils in the regions. However, we have to agree that there are still numerous surprises that await those combing the Canyon. The surprise element brings us back to 2016 when Krill, a Norwegian geologist, took a group of students along Bright Angel Trail for a hiking mission. The journey started out pretty normal, but there was no way Krill imagined he would be a part of a team that would change the way we usually think about the Canyon related to prehistoric life.
Years Trying To Understand The Grand Canyon
