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Shaping the landscape with fire and iceShaping the landscape with fire and ice

August 30, 2022 Whistler Museum 0 Comments

In the weekly Museum Musings column in Pique Newsmagazine, we mostly explore and share stories of the past. Rarely, however, do we go back thousands or millions of years as is required when talking about the geological history of our region. In celebration of the Sea to Sky Fire and Ice Aspiring GeoRegion, the Museum […][...]

Environment & Biodiversity

The Black TuskThe Black Tusk

December 7, 2014 Whistler Museum 0 Comments

One of the most distinguishable mountains in BC is the Black Tusk. Visible from many different heights in Whistler and the Garibaldi region, it is often talked about and almost always identified aloud when viewed in any form; people can’t help themselves from calling out “Black Tusk!” when they see it in pictures or from […][...]