While Lake Pueblo State Park in Colorado is known for being a fishing “hot spot,” in addition, the nearly 10,000 acre park is of geological importance. Signage marking the Global Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP) Cenomanian-Turonian Boundary, 38.2822° N Latitude 104.7275° W Longitude will be unveiled at the park in October.

Date: October 25, 2013

Time: 10:30 AM

Agenda for Pueblo Lake State Park GSSP Dedication Ceremony

1. Assembly of attendees at the site of the new GSSP signage, 10:30 am.
2. Comments by:
   1. Dr. Stan Finney, chair of the International Commission of Stratigraphy
   2. Dr. Malcolm Hart, chair of the Cretaceous Subcommission
   3. Local government officials
3. Unveiling of the educational display; Comments by:
   1. Rich Lane, National Science Foundation
   2. Brad Sageman, Northwestern University
4. Placement of the golden spike:
   1. Facilitated by Pueblo Fire Department
5. Refreshments