Past Events › Geology Section events

To be held by Zoom video conferencing  A talk on the geology of Afghanistan by Dr Stan Coats, formerly of the British Geology Survey, who spent 2008 to 2011 helping to build capacity in…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing A talk by Dr Matt Telfer of the University of Plymouth. Beaches representing relative sea levels  higher than our own were first recognised in southwestern England over…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing Full title: “How to fill a fault: insights into the nature and significance of rift-related fissure fill networks in the fractured carbonates of Tor Bay”. A talk…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing Full title: “Estuarine foraminifera from Marine Conservation Zones in South-West England: impact of metal pollution in a mining heritage area”. A talk by Professor Malcolm Hart. Important…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing Full title: “Quaternary Glaciation in the Mediterranean Mountains: from Morocco to Montenegro”. A talk by Professor Phil Hughes (University of Manchester) Important notes If you would like…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing Mary Anning, the Fossil Woman by Tom Sharpe (author and formerly Curator of Palaeontology and Archives at the National Museum of Wales). It has been said that…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing. A talk “Eileen Hendriks, the Rock Lady – disentangling Devonian geology in Devon and Cornwall” to be given by Dr Jenny Bennett. Eileen Hendriks (1887–1978) played a…

To be held by Zoom video conferencing. Dr Sarah Boulton (University of Plymouth) will give a talk “When did the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains get high?” Important notes To join this meeting please contact…