Full Title: Walking in the footprints of giants: dinosaur tracks and trackways in Albian series of the San Antonio region
Sponsored by: Paleontological Society
Endorsed by: GSA’s Geochronology Division
Led by: Thomas Adams, Dianna Price, Alexis Godet, Daniel Lehrmann, Asmara Lehrmann
Date: 17-18 Oct. 2025
Time: 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
CEUs: 1.6
Dinosaurs are some of the best ambassadors for geoscience to the public, yet their iconic footprints in the rock record of Central Texas are at risk to disappear because of urbanization and climate change that augment weathering, and intense flooding events. Our 2-day long field trip will include several famous sites of tracks and trackways in the stratigraphy of central Texas, at Canyon Lake Gorge, the Heritage Museum of the Texas Hill Country, the Mayan Dude Ranch, and the Davenport Ranch. Cost includes transportation (full size SUVs), all meals and snacks, entrance fees, and one night at the Mayan Dude Ranch (double occupancy). The Paleontological Society will sponsor two students to attend this trip.
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Product Code: FT25CN424
Product Category: FTRIP