Author Liam Herringshaw Liam's Latest Articles From reefs to riches By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● December 10, 2014 A lone star from western Newfoundland provides an early chapter in the success story of starfish. Muscling in on a new world By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● September 10, 2014 A tale of crazy weather, a union town, and a demon from the depths that might just be the first animal A pillar of time and fire By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● August 21, 2014 Even when gazing at a Welsh hillside monument, it seems you can always find a connection to Newfoundland. Hunting ancient animals in downtown St. John’s By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● July 10, 2014 Newfoundland was home to some of the earliest forms of animal life - and evidence of their presence can still be found all around us Shales with beef By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● June 13, 2014 Newfoundland isn't the only place to find...Newfoundland Newfoundland for shale? By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● April 17, 2014 Fracking? It's a complicated issue, but one we need to try to understand. Sealing my fate By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● March 20, 2014 I used to think I knew where I stood on the seal hunt. Now I'm not so sure. On a Moroccan Roll By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● February 20, 2014 How could a discovery beneath the seafloor of Atlantic Canada enable prospectors to locate oil in North Africa? It's all thanks to our old friend, plate tectonics... Where the grand Banks met the farmer’s son By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● January 23, 2014 In October 1766 in St. John's, a chance encounter took place that would eventually change the world Northern Lights deep within the Earth By Liam Herringshaw ● Old Lost Sea ● October 31, 2013 The provincial mineral of Newfoundland and Labrador is ancient, tough and beautiful Posts pagination 1 2 3 Next