Edelman Fossil Park & Museum and Paleontologist Ken Lacovara

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Paleontologist Ken Lacovara discovered a new dinosaur species in 2004 and now runs the Edelman Fossil Park & Museum in New Jersey, which holds a significant excavation site with fossils from the Cretaceous Period. The park allows visitors to dig for fossils and learn about dinosaurs while reflecting on climate change.

Key Points

  • Ken Lacovara discovered a new dinosaur species in 2004
  • The Edelman Fossil Park & Museum holds a significant excavation site with fossils from the Cretaceous Period
  • Visitors can dig for fossils and learn about dinosaurs while reflecting on climate change

Pros

  • Significant excavation site with fossils from the Cretaceous Period
  • Opportunity for visitors to dig for fossils and learn about dinosaurs
  • Focus on climate change and the importance of protecting the future

Cons

  • Some people in the area may be unaware of the treasure trove beneath their feet