Explore Canada – its landscape, geology, and wildlife

  • Home
  • Rocks Ridges Rivers
  • Wildlife and Landscapes
  • Scenic Geology Alberta
  • Where to buy
  • Events
  • Where to explore
  • Stunning Alberta
  • Reviews
  • Praise Scenic Geology
  • Praise Wildlife
  • Review RocksRidges Rivers
  • Interviews
  • About Dale
  • More
    • Home
    • Rocks Ridges Rivers
    • Wildlife and Landscapes
    • Scenic Geology Alberta
    • Where to buy
    • Events
    • Where to explore
    • Stunning Alberta
    • Reviews
    • Praise Scenic Geology
    • Praise Wildlife
    • Review RocksRidges Rivers
    • Interviews
    • About Dale
  • Home
  • Rocks Ridges Rivers
  • Wildlife and Landscapes
  • Scenic Geology Alberta
  • Where to buy
  • Events
  • Where to explore
  • Stunning Alberta
  • Reviews
  • Praise Scenic Geology
  • Praise Wildlife
  • Review RocksRidges Rivers
  • Interviews
  • About Dale

Exploring Canada's most spectacular places

Exploring Canada's most spectacular placesExploring Canada's most spectacular placesExploring Canada's most spectacular places

About

Dale Leckie

Dale Leckie, Ph.D., is a geologist who worked at the Geological Survey of Canada and as chief geologist at Nexen, a large Canadian energy company. He has edited numerous books and published widely on the geology of western Canada. He is adjunct professor in Earth, Energy, and Environment at University of Calgary. Dale is recognized for his long-term contributions to geology and is an honorary member of Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM) and Canadian Energy Geoscience Association. Dale first two books, Scenic Geology of Alberta: A Roadside Touring and Hiking Guide and Rocks, Ridges, and Rivers: Geological Wonders of Banff, Yoho, and Jasper National Parks were highly successfull best sellers. Dale is the recipient of the 2024 AAPG Geoscience in the Media Award and was short-listed twice for the High Plains Book Awards.. 


Brokenpoplars informs travellers about the origin of spectacular scenic wonders and wildlife that are found in Western Canada. 


Copyright © 2025 broken poplars - All Rights Reserved.

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

Accept