Geoscience Calendar
The Saskatchewan Geoscience Calendar showcases the geoscience beauty of our province. It is aimed at the general public and professional geoscientists alike, to educate them about the natural beauty of our province and about the impact of geoscience on our lives and prosperity. Monthly photos feature various scenes from the 3.4 billion years of Earth history thus far recorded in the province from outcrop scale to landscape views spanning the Precambrian Shield in the north to the southern prairies. Four pages at the beginning of the calendar focus on the province’s geological resources, history and landscape and also features our most recent award winners.
Previous Calendars
11th Edition (75th SGS Anniversary!) of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2026
10th Edition (10th Anniversary!) of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2025
9th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2024
8th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2023
7th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2022
6th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2021
5th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2020
4th Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2019
3rd Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2018
2nd Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2017
1st Edition of Saskatchewan Geology Calendar – 2016
Sponsors
The following sponsors are thanked for their generous contributions towards the 20__ Geoscience Wall Calendar.
Retail
The calendar retails for a price of $10 (1-9 copies), $8 (>10 copies). It will be available for retail from early October until the middle of January.
- Regina: available each fall at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Bushwakkers, and Fresh Air Experience.
- Saskatoon: available at the McNally Robinson bookstore.
- Moose Jaw: Western Development Museum gift store.
You can also place larger orders of the calendar online by completing an order form (click here to download).
Submit your photos for the next Saskatchewan Geoscience Calendar
The Saskatchewan Geological Society is always looking for submissions of photographs featuring the geoscience diversity of our province covering all corners of our province from the Cypress Hills to the Lake Athabasca region and exhibiting all scales from microphotographs to satellite images. We are seeking submissions in the following categories: 1) mineral; 2) outcrop north; 3) outcrop south; 4) fossil; 5) aerial image (Landsat, ortho, drone, etc.); 6) geological landscape north; 7) geological landscape south; 8) geological history; 9) oil & gas industry; 10) landform; 11) mineral exploration industry; 12) microscope; 13) geological art. We encourage submission of one or more photos, in one or several of the above categories.
Please send your photos to: Sask.Geological.Calendar@outlook.com by March 31, for inclusion in the calendar of the following year.
Current Committee Members
To be updated.