Joggins Fossil Cliffs

The Joggins Fossil Cliffs in Nova Scotia are a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for their exceptional 300-million-year-old fossils from the Carboniferous period. These cliffs reveal well-preserved remains of early plants, trees, insects, and other life forms that provide insights into ancient ecosystems and Earth's evolutionary history. The site’s layered sedimentary rocks are not only scientifically valuable but also strikingly scenic, offering visitors a glimpse into Earth's distant past through accessible fossil displays and interpretive exhibits. It is a leading location for understanding the development of terrestrial life during the Late Paleozoic era.