So who else is going to this?

🚨 Registration for our SPECIAL GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY MEETING closes 1st May!!!🚨

17th-18th May, University of Leicester

Currently there are still places for both the dinner (17th) & Charnwood Forest/BGS field trip (18th)

See: geocurator.org/events/167-gcg…

#FossilFriday #Geology #Rock

ahh my bad bro 🙏

Mineralising 💎

Before the British arrived around the 1600s, Barbados was basically all forest... The deforestation that followed to make way for plantations completely changed the ecology of the island within something like 100 years.

Colonialism, genocide & ecocide go hand in hand!

Please don't do this. Not while the university refuses to acknowledge an actual poet and alumnus – Refaat Alareer – who was assassinated by a regime that is torturing many people, including Palestinian academics

This is so deeply nauseating. How many of us see ourselves reflected in just one aspect of Sue's horrific experiences?

We can help her win. See below for details, or tiny.cc/WeAreAllSue.

The Brasky Mass Meteorite is the largest and heaviest Meteorite to Hit Ireland and the UK in Historic Time, Geology Curator Patrick Roycroft details the history of this rock that fell to Earth in Co. Limerick #Geology
museum.ie/en-IE/Collecti… #IrelandsHiddenTreasures

🧵Today is Stephen Lawrence Day and marks the 31st anniversary of Stephen’s death at the hands of racist murderers.

Rest in power Stephen. My thoughts are with his loved ones still carrying the weight of unimaginable pain.
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And this one to your “slavery was so long ago / no one is benefiting from it now / their should be no reparations” receipts file

Update: she had a night in with her girls and everything is okay

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We are all one accident, one illness, one trauma away from being unable to work.

Not everyone has millions in the bank or is married into billions.

If benefits stop after a year people will die.

Wow, that new Taylor Swift song is amazing! 😍☄

Probably a long shot but did anyone at #NatSCA2024 take any photos of the minerals (or rocks) at Oxford University Museum of Natural History? I'd love to see them!

Since it's 143 years since the Museum opened to the public for the first time, what are your favourite memories of the #Mineral Gallery?

I can both smell and *feel* when rain is coming