Grand Slam Day in the Driftless
Come mudlarking in the rivers in southeast Minnesota in a region called the Driftless Area.
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Identifying Fossils on the Great Lakes Shores
The shores of the Great Lakes reveal a diverse array of treasures that wash up, and beachcombing is a favorite occupation of many folks.
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Shark Frenzy
This beachcomber from Venice, Florida, collects mostly shark teeth and fossils.
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Shark Teeth: Amazing Beach Fossils
Identifying fossils among the sands discovered by beachcombers from Texas to Florida to New Jersey.
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Beachcombing in the Pacific Northwest: Fossil Concretions
Fossilized finds on the Pacific Northwest coast include concretions embedded in beach rocks.
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How to Identify Live Sand Dollars
When you take something home from the beach, don't take anything that’s still alive.
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Beachcombing on the Ancient Sea Floor
Fossil shells on Lake Michigan tell a story of a time when the lake was an expansive sea, filled with sea creatures.
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Chesapeake Bay Treasures
With miles of shoreline, tidal rivers, and innumerable creeks and canals, the Mathews County is a beachcomber’s dream.
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Distinctive International Beach Finds
Learn about beach finds commonly found in particular geographical areas in this video by Mary McCarthy.
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Fossilized Urchins
A fossil fanatic, Ramsus collects many different varieties of sea urchin fossils in Denmark.
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Stone crabs of Satellite Beach
These amazing finds are 110,000-year-old ghost crabs that have been perfectly encased in coquina rock.
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Hidden Beauty: Petoskey Stones
Beachcombers on the shores of the Great Lakes have a chance of coming across Petoskey stones, a combination of fossil, rock, and coral.
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