Note: The following announcement was originally posted on the Lower Saucon Township website.
A sign that provides information about the geology of a rock outcrop has been installed on the Saucon Rail Trail just south of the Meadows Road crossing in Lower Saucon Township. The sign is located in front of a rock formation that displays excellent examples of fossilized stromatolites that date back 500 million years ago to the Cambrian Period. Students from Lehigh University’s Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, under the direction of Dr. Frank Pazzaglia, cleaned the dolostone rock outcrop to prepare it for display. For more information on the geological site, visit http://www.lehigh.edu/~fjp3/srt/srt_geology.html.
An educational sign has been placed in front of a 500 million year-old rock outcrop along the Saucon Rail Trail in Lower Saucon Township.
