Nomadify Expeditions

05/05/2026

A little glimpse behind the scenes of the Roy Chapman Andrews Legacy Expedition 2025.⛺️

After long days in the field, from sunrise to sunset, this is our team finally getting a moment to slow down, rest, and recharge back at camp.






Videographer: Zorig Badarch

02/05/2026

02/05/2026

28/04/2026

RCA Legacy Expedition 2025: Geology Team 🪨🔨

According to researchers C.P. Berkey and F.K. Morris (1927, 1936), the region looked very different more than 70 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous. At that time, it likely consisted of ancient sand dunes with small lakes and ponds scattered between them. Dinosaurs are believed to have lived in herds along these water sources, nesting and reproducing in what was a relatively favorable ecosystem.

During our fieldwork, we followed a survey route and collected additional samples to better understand the sediment layers that contain dinosaur fossils, as well as the composition and characteristics of these deposits.






Photo Credit: Delgerzaya

22/04/2026

Kiernyn Orne-Adams, a paleontology team member on our expedition and fellow alumni of Roy Chapman Andrews at Beloit College, shares her experience in Mongolia.📎

17/02/2025

Last early winter, we organized a nomadic migration journey and spent a month in Mongolia, living with nomadic herder families and experiencing their way of life as one of their own. Today, a special package arrived in the mail—a heartfelt gift for our herder families. Just in time for Lunar New Year! Thank you, Noble, for this wonderful gesture 🙏