Useful Resources and Links
The first-ever National Fossil Day—October 13, 2010
A wealth of information about fossils and paleontology exist on the Internet. Follow these links to learn more about fossils, explore specific topics, or discover exciting places to visit. These topics and sites represent information that is relevant to paleontology, fossils, and the National Park System.
Paleontology Resources
- The North American PaleoPortal
- Paleontological Society
- USFS paleo poster
- Oceans of Kansas: Fossils from the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway
- The PALEOMAP project, showing arrangement of the continents through Earth's history
- Links from the Paleontological Research Institution
Education / Teacher Resources
- Web Rangers
- Geological Society of America Explore Fossils Teacher Resource CD Special National Fossil Day offer!
- Paleontological Society - education resources
- American Geological Institute - curriculum
- American Geological Institute - education resources
- National Park Foundation Electronic Field Trips
- Paleontological Research Institution's Teacher Friendly Guides
- See also the Paleontological Research Institution's "Science for Kids" links
- Windows to the Universe
- Digital Library for Earth System Education
- National Earth Science Teachers Association's searchable educational
- Science resources for elementary, middle, high school and college teachers
- UCMP Teacher Resources
- Teaching Paleontology
- CHRONOS Resources on Geologic Time
- Teaching Paleontology activities
- Fossil Mysteries from the San Diego Museum of Natural History
- Sea Monsters: A Prehistoric Adventure
Regulations for Fossil Collecting
Careers in Earth Sciences
Outreach Tips for Geoscientists
National Park Service Paleontology Reports
- The Yellowstone Paleontological Survey
- The Death Valley Paleontological Survey
- The Santa Monica Mountains Paleontological Survey
- NPS Paleontological Research Volumes
Field Guides and Fossil Books
Last updated:September 14, 2010



