Kenilworth Cutting Field Visit, first of the season. April 28th, all welcome. wgcg.co.uk/event/kenilwor…

Trains depart Princes Risborough on the Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway at 12.15 and 14.00 today so there's still time!

Kids travel for only £1!

Come along to find out all about the Chiltern's Chalk and local archaeology with our colleagues at Rockwatch

Join us for our next webinar (10th April, 19:00). David Leather will be guiding us through the Devonian-aged rocks of the Orkney isles, to uncover the story of the Great Orcadian Lake!

Learn more on our website
yorksgeolsoc.org.uk/events

Coming soon, our next evening talk. Details below.

This video of the earthquake waves from the M7.4 Taiwan quake shows how interconnected the world really is. Watch til the end to the see the waves come around from the other side of the 🌎! (Sound on 🔊)

Sending ❤️ to Taiwan.

What geology are you doing this weekend?
Cumbria... Leicestershire... Southampton...
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Great news. Hopefully this will help to boost the crowdfunding effort to recover the rest of the specimen and break another record! bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan…

Fantastic opportunity to engage people with geology! Join our team as a Learning and Community Development Officer. Apply by 14th April. 🦕🌋

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This animation shows the earthquake waves from the M7.4 earthquake in Taiwan roll across seismic stations in North America. By the time the waves reach this side of the world they are far too small to feel, but not too small to be measured by sensitive instruments. 🔊 (sound on)

There's a new blog up on our Blogosaur! Dr. Corwin Sullivan, from the University of Alberta, dives into a new species of prehistoric lizard recently described from the Banks of the Wapiti River: dinomuseum.ca/2024/03/a-litt…

This #FossilFriday we went hunting for one of the most beautiful and unusual rocks in Yorkshire - the Moughton Whetstone!

This Silurian-aged rock can only be found in one place, a spot in Crummackdale.

And close to the Lapworth Museum of Geology location, here is a 'sketch' drawing of Dudley from the Wren's Nest by Charlotte Murchison, which appeared as a lithograph in her husband's tome 'The Silurian System' (1839 p.480, with a number of other very competent sketches by her in it also.

The #eruption on the #Reykjanes Peninsula continues. Yesterday, lava flowed down to a gravel mine, used to provide materials for construction projects. Watch the dramatic video here.