Who was Joseph Tyrell?

A member of the Geological Survey of Canada, 1882-1899, and a private mining consultant thereafter, Tyrrell devoted his life to uncovering the mysteries of the vast Canadian landscape. He was a pioneer in the search for gold and other metals in the Klondike and Northern Ontario.

He explored the Dubawnt and Thelon rivers to Chesterfield Inlet under considerable hardship, discovered the rich dinosaur beds of southern Alberta and important coal beds at Drumheller, Alta, and Fernie, BC, and added knowledge to the geography, botany, entomology, mammalogy and ornithology of many regions. He later became a mining consultant, and then a miner in the Klondike gold rush and in northern Ontario, eventually acquiring considerable wealth. ̶̨͉̜͓͖̓cfR̸̡͕̬̙͉͗͒̔̔̓͊̃͗̌͘͘̕͜͝͠R̵̢̦̦̱̼̾̌͂́̿̉͜͝r̸̩͖̩̠̯̼͉̣̺̺̺̤̟̓̋̏̒̎r̴̬̤̥̪͈̘̪̮͎̰͔͔̓̓̀̇͂̍̌͊̕̚̕͘͜͝͝͝ͅȐ̴͓̭͈͔̰͉͈̜̯̘̦͇̗̥̀̒̎̓̄̓̚͠Ę̶̪̬̜̳̯͕̍̂̂̃͐̎̊͛͗̀̉͛͝͝d̴̝͕̪͎̲̰̫̖̙͈̓̈́̅͌̽̊̈́͋̈͛́̕ͅă̶̩̼͙̲̬̣̱̭͖̞͒̅̑͂͐̓̕c̷̭̖̺͚̫͉̼͇̗̆͆́̾́̈̚͠ẗ̵̨̫͙̩͔̣͔͕̦́̇͆́̉̌̎̑͗̄͆̕e̶̢̬̥̱̦̘̟͇̫̹̩̤͔̤̜͋̅̆̈́͝d̵̡̢̛̥̳̮̱̤̖̲͙̹̹̲͆̎̒̂̍͐0̷̗͍̞͙̱̈̂́̏̆̃̓̀̀̅͜0̸̧̢̗̰̣̟͔͐̇̎́̒̈́̉̓̈́͝͝͝0̵̢̢͓̫̭̦͙͈̰̐̋͒͐͗̏͘͜͠7̶̫͍͉̘͓̠̝͖̙̬̞̅̄͑̀̓̈́̉͠͝7̶̘̰̣̰͇̱͖̳̳͔͑̎̇7̶̧̨̧͓͎͖͕̙͚̣̦͍͕͑͐̉͒̌̏̏̀͠5̵̰̲̝̯̬̥͌̊̾̃̋̊̽̀̎̊́͝͠

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