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Making Space for Fossils: History Thesis A hand-drawn illustration of three men in a fossil quarry, and a marine arthropod crawling away. Left to right: Charles Doolittle Walcott, Sidney Stevens Walcott, and Benjamin Stuart Walcott sit together with a much-enlarged living specimen of Sidneyia inexpectans. Illustrated by the author.

Making Space for Fossils: History Thesis

Let’s Find Out: The Best Playground Ever

Let’s Find Out: The Best Playground Ever

Taproot Edmonton: What the pandemic can teach us about the climate crisis

Taproot Edmonton: What the pandemic can teach us about the climate crisis

Let’s Find Out: How We Make Nature

Let’s Find Out: How We Make Nature

Let’s Find Out: About Green Onion Cakes Siu To tells his story on stage while Chris looks at a map of China

Let’s Find Out: About Green Onion Cakes

Figure 一,二,三,六,八: Edmonton Chinatown Stories A closeup on Figure 1, by Cui Jinzhe

Figure 一,二,三,六,八: Edmonton Chinatown Stories

Change for Climate Talks: The Next Story Chris speaking in front of a slide of the 1915 flood

Change for Climate Talks: The Next Story

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