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| Iris won first place in the National Park Service art competition that honored National Fossil Day and another first place award from the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies |
We explore the wonders of rock, minerals ,and fossil collecting in the Grand Traverse region of Michigan. Our program participates with the Future Rockhounds of America under the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies. Our purpose is to train Pebble Pups and Junior Members (teens) to become skilled rockhounds. The Pebble Pups and Junior Members of the Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club use this site.
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Iris Wild Wins First Place Award
Friday, September 19, 2025
A prehistoric crayfish
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Unlocking the Secrets of Anyolite!
By Broden Dymond Have you ever seen a rock that looks like it has a ruby hidden inside it? If you have, you might have seen anyolite! Anyoli...
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Grand Traverse Area Rock And Mineral Club's Pebble Pups Celebrate National Poetry Month Pebble Pup Haiku Poetry Inside is ligh...
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Iris won first place in the National Park Service art competition that honored National Fossil Day and another first place award from the Am...
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A prehistoric crayfish, Enoploclytia porteri By Riley Newman Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club Pebble Pups

