The Kamloops Exploration Group Society (KEG) is a registered society that serves to generally promote the interests of mining and prospecting for minerals, metals and petroleum.
Check out the new outreach tab and photos of last years conference!!
For more information about registration please contact Deanna at kegconference@gmail.com
Check out the Outreach Tab for more information!
CIM’s 29th Exhibition will feature the latest equipment, technology, processes and services. Buyers, planners, engineers, researchers, technical experts, managers and directors can meet the best equipment and service suppliers focused on serving the needs of the mining and minerals industry. The technical program will serve to draw over 5,000 participants who will meet to learn, network and exchange with peers and business leaders alike. The 5 technical program track themes, which each include up to 24 content-rich sessions, are: Environment, Corporate Social Responsibility, Operations and Maintenance, Hard Rock Prospects to Products, Soft Rock Prospects to Products.
Check out our flyer
Find out more at www.cim.org/edmonton2012
The Community Lecture Series runs from January through April. Lectures take place at the Kamloops Coast Hotel (formally Kamloops Towne Lodge), 1250 Rogers Way and at TRU in the Activity Centre on the third floor.
New - We have added 2 out of town dates. Check out the details below!
Lectures begin at 7:00pm and end roughly at 8:00pm.
These free, interesting, and educational talks began in 2003 and are designed for the general public to improve understanding of earth sciences and mineral exploration. These are popular lectures, with attendance ranging from 75 to 200+ persons each event. Watch for our Ads in Kamloops's local newspapers and check the website for more information!
Click the Speakers name for a full biography. Click the Location for address and directions.
Date
Speaker
Donnie Reid
Co Hosted by CIM
Jim Utley
Ballroom C Kamloops Convention Centre
Certification: Recognizing & Retaining Skills
Mountain Room TRU
Antarctica
Ice Age Fossils in the Klondike Goldfields
** Topics and dates are subject to change **
Do you have some pictures that would be great for the directory? Please ensure they are no bigger than 600dpi and include a short description (5-8 words). Email them to Denise at kegdirectory@shaw.ca
To ensure the 2012 KEG Directory has your correct contact info, please email Denise Anderson at kegdirectory@shaw.ca
For some fun and local rockhounding adventures, please see our Public Education Tab to download your copy of the Kamloops Geotour Guide. Fun and education activities for the whole family!
Don't want to miss any KEG news?
Send us an email with your contact information to be added to our mailing list at kamloopsexplorationgroup@gmail.com
Our 2011 KEG Directory (PDF Version)
Robin Whiteaker is chairing our committee to deliver programs to the schools.
If you would like to help, please contact Robin at rwhiteaker@shaw.ca
Our land, our community.
This is a report/map of geological interesting sites which you can go to in the Kamloops area to see the rich geological history of our valley, from ancient volcanic rocks, glacial debris, fossils and mines. Click here for a PDF version of the guide.
Compiled by Geological Survey of Canada Open File 5810 British Columbia Geological Survey Geofile 2008 - 6 R.J.W. Turner and R.G. Anderson, Geological Survey of Canada; R. Franklin, North Saanich; M. Cathro, Consulting Geologist; B. Madu, British Columbia Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum Resources; C. Huscroft, E. Frey, and K. Favrholdt, Thompson Rivers University
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