The Word is Out
Fossils in Snowmass Continue to Fascinate
Posted in In the Press by People's Press on February 4, 2012
It started as a simple excavation project at a reservoir near Snowmass Village. It ended up as one of the largest fossil excavations ever, and the project will soon be featured in National Geographic and as a one-hour NOVA program on Rocky Mountain PBS. A book is also being written about the Snowmastodon Project. Read the full story here.
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