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October 2017
GA Annual Conference supported by Elsevier.
Climate, Past Present and Future
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FESTIVAL OF GEOLOGY 2017
University College London
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GA Lecture
Prof Tamsin Mather Volcanoes and Global change?
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GA Lecture – Feb 2 2018
A sceptical look at the Dino-Bird controversy Mike Howgate
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GA Lecture – March 2 2018
Redrawing the geological map of South Wales Prof John Cope
Find out more »Weekend trip: Lower Cretaceous of the Isle of Purbeck area and The Etches Collection.
Leader: Simon Penn This two-day excursion will focus on the upper Jurassic and lower Cretaceous geology and palaeontology of the Isle of Purbeck. There will be a Saturday evening talk from Simon Penn in Swanage and a visit to Kimmeridge Bay and the Etches Collection museum on the Sunday. Attendees will be responsible for booking their own overnight accommodation. Transportation will be by shared private cars.
Find out more »April 2018
Geological Highlights of Morocco
THIS TRIP IS NOW FULL. We are hoping to re-run this trip in 2019 and if you would like to register your interest, please email: fieldmeetings@geologistsassociation.org.uk
Find out more »GA Halstead Lecture – April 6
Halstead Lecture: How It's Made: Volcanoes Dr Craig MaGee
Find out more »West Runton – Norfolk
Leader: Russell Yeoman This day trip to West Runton will focus on the Chalk emplaced over glacial till. Examine the Cretaceous sponge reef, flint types, paramoudra and the Upper Freshwater Bed (Plistocene).
Find out more »May 2018
GA Lecture – May 4 – AGM and Presidential Address
AGM and Presidential Address: Geoconservation for science and society Dr Colin Prosser
Find out more »GA Annual Dinner
GA Annual Dinner following the GA AGM and Presidential Address £35 Please book your place here
Find out more »Geoweek 2018
Geoweek 2018. Lots of exciting geo events being planned and these can be viewed here: http://www.bgs.ac.uk/geoweek/participate.html
Find out more »Halcombe Quarry visit and Mendips.
Leader: Doug Robinson This midweek trip will visit the Somerset Geoscience Centre, the Halcombe working quarry, followed by a couple of other geological sites in the Mendips. Max number 10 people for the quarry trip. Price tbc
Find out more »June 2018
GA Lecture – June 1
June 1 - Geological disposal of radioactive waste in the UK Dr Jon Turner
Find out more »Geology of the Shetland Isles Geopark
THIS TRIP IS NOW FULL BUT WILL RE-RUN IN 2019. Please email fieldmeetings@geologistsassociation.org.uk to register your interest.
Find out more »Building stones walk – London
Leader: Dr Ruth Siddall UCL This evening walk will be looking at the different building stones used in London. The walk will start near Monument Tube Station and finish near Tower Bridge.
Find out more »The Geology of the Bardon Hill Quarry Extension – Charnwood Forest
Unfortunately this trip has been cancelled. Those who have signed up will be refunded.
Find out more »July 2018
GA Lecture: Middle Jurassic mammals and the freshwater fossil vertebrate fauna of the Isle of Skye, Scotland
Elsa Panciroli July 6 – Middle Jurassic Mammals and freshwater fossil vertebrate fauna of the Isle of Skye, Scotland
Find out more »2018 Presidential Field trip – Berkhamsted and Potten End
Leader: Nick Pierpoint This trip to the Chilterns will examine; some intriguing gravel deposits recently interpreted to be marine in origin, Puddingstones, Sarsenstones and to trace the stream bed and examine swallow holes within a dry valley
Find out more »Gold Rush! A geological time-travelling treasure hunt
The year is 1911. The Fellowship of the Geological Society has made the difficult decision to finally give away the collections of fossils, rocks and minerals that make up its Museum. However the last Curator has other ideas: he has saved one precious item and hidden it somewhere in the building. Earlier this year the GSL Archivist uncovered his secret treasure map. There’s just one problem – he has encrypted the clues using the geological timescale. Most of the main…
Find out more »Wealden excursion
Leader: Pete Austen This trip will be to one of the working pits in the Wealden Clay of south-east England. The venue has now been confirmed as Smokejacks, just south of Walliswood (4 km southwest of Ockley), Surrey. The entrance is signed as Wienerberger Limited – Ewhurst Works.
Find out more »September 2018
Festival of Geology Photocompetition Deadline
A great opportunity for imaginative photography! Geology is all around us impacting on our daily lives. It’s in our shopping baskets, our homes and our streets as well as on mountains, volcanoes, beaches and quarries.
Find out more »Celebrate the South West – HOGG Event
Celebrate the South West 18-19 September, at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, Bath From Roman Baths to building stones, fossil finds to mineral mines, amateur, professional and academic geologists and collectors have played key roles in unravelling the fascinating geology and resources of the SW of Britain. Many of their names and achievements are now forgotten. A meeting about Collectors, Collections and the Geology of South West Britain, jointly organised by the History of Geology Group (HoGG) and…
Find out more »October 2018
GA Lecture – October 5 2018
October 5th – Redrawing the geological map of South Wales - Professor John C. W. Cope
Find out more »GA Conference 2018 – The Geology of ‘Mordor’
The Geology of 'Mordor' Geoscience and Geoconservation in the West Midlands. Lapworth Museum 19-21 October 2018 GA Annual Conference supported by Elsevier.
Find out more »November 2018
Festival of Geology 2018 Walks and Trips
As part of the GA Festival of Geology, a series of walks and trips are offered to both GA and non-GA members. More details here: geologistsassociation.org.uk/festival/
Find out more »AGS North London Mineral, Gem and Fossil Show
AGS North London Mineral, Gem and Fossil Show
Find out more »December 2018
GA Lecture – December 7
Hyoliths - where they fit in Dr Martin Smith
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