A Day in a Geologist's Shoes

Did you know, Saskatchewan has a team of hard working geologists that are busy mapping and surveying the geology of our province? While on my recent trip to Northern Sask, I hopped on a float plane in La Ronge and flew north to Robertson Lake, where I joined the Saskatchewan Geological Survey staff in the field, and explored the waters and Precambrian rock of Northern Saskatchewan! Established in 1948, the Saskatchewan Geological Survey (SGS) is celebrating its 70 years of researching and mapping the geology of Saskatchewan. The information collected through mapping is compiled into reports and maps that are published for public and industry use to help guide the exploration for, and development of, our provinces mineral and energy resources. I had an incredible time tagging along with the SGS, seeing what it was like to be in their shoes for a day, and surveying the Precambrian rock in Northern Saskatchewan!

You can also follow my adventure this year by checking out:

[ErikAdalbertvanNagel]

Basicaly your job is hiking with some science. So cool.

[yjrfbux]

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The best thing about this guy’s surname (Pidskalny) is that it means ‘the guy from under the rock cliffs’ in several Slavic languages :)) What an appropriate surname for such a profession!!!

[xtrememusic]

I also want to become Geologist and I will pursue geology !! 😄I will give my best

[cutiepatotie]

I like nature thats why i like to pursue geology, but here in the Philippines its very difficult to do due to the fact that its very expensive. :(

[meamoowww]

One of the reasons I’m choosing to major is geology is because I do like to explore the wilderness and travel and I feel like this is the most funnest job if you get really stressed easily as well, and it also gives you some time to socialize with people have fun and talk

[waqarayub]

Proud to be a geologist...😎😎😎😇🚵🧗🏄🚣🏂⛷️🏊

[soumyarawat]

should I take up geology in college?
Is it fun?

[akositiyoy]

I have a question:

Why do the Sahara Desert, the Arabian Desert, the Pakistani-Tibetan Desert and the Gobi Desert form a straight line that is inclined at approximately 40-45 degree angle from the equator? And at the base of this line is the Nadir Crater which is off the coast of Conarky, Guinea in West Africa?

Is there a connection between the meteorite that caused the Nadir Crater and these deserts?

[fannillah]

Hello Sask Wanderer
My name is Fanni, I'm a production team of a video project for elementary student education in Indonesia. I'd like to ask for a permission to use your following footages, would you kindly allow us to use it?
Thank you in advance.

[anjanabanda]

i have some strange looking rocks in my possession I want to share photos to an expert and found out if they have any value?any idea any email where to share?

[foodlover-bvkw]

I have a question do u guys travel like to another country or something

[geologyfieldwork]

Hello Sri geology Field work se related video mai banata hu

[john]

Is there anyway I can email you with a question? I have a picture of a rock which i cant post here i would like some info on it