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Earth Science Tours

Expanding your knowledge of the world, one mile at a time.

JOIN US AS WE EXPLORE NATURES "ORIGINAL" MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

The Wild Calls, and you are invited to join us on a 7-Day Wilderness Tour discovering some of the worlds fascinating landscapes.

 

The Experience

Under the direction of Professor Charlie Love, each tour is geared to those with an adventurous and awe inspiring education in mind. We venture into the Earth’s past by exploring some of the most beautiful and unique areas of the west. Our tour combines visits to Yellowstone & Teton National Parks  as well as offering undiscovered country known as the hidden jewels of Wyoming.

Testimonials

  • "This trip was very interesting and informational. I have traveled this area many times and various ways but this trip taught me more about the geology of the area, and not just the beauty of it. If anyone has a chance to take a trip with Charlie I’m sure they won’t regret any part of it. He is very knowledgeable and is willing to answer any questions that arise."

    Jim Hinesley

    Prospector & Retired Student
  • "Simply amazing…the views were breathtaking and the education I received exceeded all of my expectations.  As a lifelong lover of anything having to do with rocks and fossils this trip is a must. Thanks."

    Tim Chilcott

    Geology Enthusiast

Ologies You’ll Learn

Wyoming and the regions we explore are some of the most complicated and complex in North America. The northern end of the Wind River mountain range was once the axis of our ancient continent and because of this all of our current rivers flow away from this one point.

Wyoming contains fossil records dating from 550 million years ago to present and the sediment layers here have preserved the most complete history of Eocene life (58 to 38 million years ago) than in any other place in the world.

We all know about the mammals of Yellowstone but an interesting story here in Wyoming is the Pronghorn (Antilocapra Americana), while not actually an antelope it is the only surviving member of its family Antilocapridae. It is often cited as the second fastest animal in the world with speeds approaching 70mph. Pronghorns outnumber people in Wyoming.

 

 

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