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'Oldest forest in the world' found in the Catskills, revealing over 380 million years of history | Arts and Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'Oldest forest in the world' found in the Catskills, revealing over 380 million years of history | Arts and Entertainment

An ancient forest in Upstate New York has left behind big impressions, causing scientists to declare it the “world’s oldest forest.”

Source: nny360.com
Merryspring Online Presentation on Fire and Fossils - Vimarsana News

Merryspring Online Presentation on Fire and Fossils

Professor emeritus Robert Gastaldo will lead an online presentation, “Fire and Fossils: When Maine First Burned,” hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at noon.

Robert Gastaldo leads online Merryspring talk "Fire and Fossils: When Maine First Burned" - Vimarsana News

Robert Gastaldo leads online Merryspring talk "Fire and Fossils: When Maine First Burned"

Robert Gastaldo will lead an online presentation called, Fire and Fossils: When Maine First Burned, hosted by Merryspring Nature Center, on Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 12 p.m. The North American continent, similar to other parts of the planet, has...

Great Lakes Were Never Salty But MI Was Part of a Saltwater Sea - Vimarsana News

Great Lakes Were Never Salty But MI Was Part of a Saltwater Sea

The Great Lakes have never been salty, but did you know part of Michigan was once covered by a shallow sea?

Source: witl.com
Great Lakes Were Never Salty But Mi Was Part of a Saltwater Sea - Vimarsana News

Great Lakes Were Never Salty But Mi Was Part of a Saltwater Sea

The Great Lakes have never been salty, but did you know part of Michigan was once covered by a shallow sea?