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ABOUT THE FOSSIL SECTION

WHAT WE DO
 The Fossil Section is open to all who have an interest in the collecting, study, preparation and display of fossils. Active participation by members  in the program to collect, preserve, and study paleontological material is encouraged. 

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our work

 The Section is pledged to work, in cooperation with scientific institutions for the preservation of the geologic record. Members are encouraged to actively participate in the monthly meetings. Several field trips to fossil collecting sites in New York State are held each year.
 

         Talks by professional paleontologists or knowledgeable collectors are coupled with interesting displays of fossil finds. Meetings are followed by a social hour with refreshments and open discussion of fossil and fossil collecting.  

TIME/PLACE

 Monthly meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month from October--June at 7:30 pm at the NEQALS (North East Quadrant Advanced Life Support) building, Community Meeting Room, 1030 Jackson Road, Webster, 14580. All meetings are live, with simultaneous broadcast on Zoom. 

OFFICERS & E-MAIL

OFFICERS E-MAIL 

President: Dan Krisher  DLKFossil@gmail.com

Vice President/Program Chair: Michael Grenier paleo@frontier.com 

Secretary: Dan Krisher  DLKFossil@gmail.com

Treasurer: John Handley jhandley@rochester.rr.com

Director (three-year-term): Melanie Martin martin@nanoparticles.org

Director (two-year-term): Fred Haynes  fred.patty.haynes@gmail.com

Director (one-year-term): Open


 Field Trip Coordinator: Dan Krisher
 

Fossiletter Editor: Michael Grenier

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NEW YORK FOSSILS

To learn more about the fossils of New York, their geological history, stratigraphy, and how to collect and identify your fossils, click here.



LAST UPDATE  October 16, 2021

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