Showing posts with label Isle of Wight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Isle of Wight. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 November 2023

#159: Dinosaur Island

The result of the original consultation and published ideas to build subject criteria around was to include life in the early world: the evolution of life and the dinosaurs.

The Isle of Wight is one of the best places to go to find fossils and evidence of dinosaurs in the UK. It would make an excellent location for a fieldtrip with students for those schools that were able to make the journey - by ferry or hovercraft - an extra logistical consideration.

The Natural History Museum has created a useful video on the 'dinosaur island' as it calls it.


The Isle of Wight's tourist board also makes something of their status as the "dinosaur capital" of England.

There's a Dinosaur Isle museum with an impressive collection of fossils in Sandown.



#643: The Path More Travelled

A cross posting from my Geo Library blog project - what do you mean you haven't visited? There's over 700 books that would be of in...