Rocky the Raccoon Explores the Niagara Escarpment

Join Rocky the Raccoon on an unforgettable adventure along the Bruce Trail, the oldest and longest marked footpath in Canada. While searching for the perfect home on the Niagara Escarpment, Rocky discovers something extraordinary: fossils that come to life! With the help of Lily the crinoid fossil, Rocky travels back hundreds of millions of years to learn about ancient oceans, coral reefs, trilobites, and the incredible rock cycle that shaped the land.Beautifully illustrated and written by geoscientists Dr. Katie Maloney and Dr. Carolyn Eyles, this engaging story blends science and storytelling to spark curiosity in young readers. Children will discover how fossils form, why rocks matter, and how protecting natural environments helps us understand Earth’s past and future.Perfect for ages 6–10, Rocky the Raccoon Explores the Niagara Escarpment is an inspiring introduction to geology, paleontology, and conservation — encouraging kids to see the world beneath their feet in a whole new way. Read more