Theft of dinosaur footprints in northeast B.C. lands Alberta man jail time, $15K fine
An Alberta man was sentenced to jail and fined for his role in stealing fossilized dinosaur footprints from a northeast B.C. protected site.
The footprints were part of dinosaur trackways called the Six Peaks Dinosaur Track Site, just outside the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Global Geopark, near Hudson’s Hope in the Peace region. Studies of the track site found more than 500 dinosaur footprints covering an estimated 750-square metres. A community impact statement from the Saulteau First Nations Treaty Rights and Environmental Protection Department noted the destruction occurred in the nation’s “backyard” and was very disturbing, causing the community to feel less safe.
Reeves found Ingram didn’t appreciate the impact of his crime but expressed “deep remorse” for the damages
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