The society’s excursion to Snowdonia in September 2022 has been extended by two days and will now take place over six days.
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The society’s excursion to Snowdonia in September 2022 has been extended by two days and will now take place over six days.
An obituary for Judith Lawson, who was a past president of the sociey and died in January 2022, is now available on the website.
We are sorry to report the death of Dr Chris Burton, who was president of the society from 2003 to 2005.
A suite of plant and animal fossils from a site in New South Wales indicates that the region was blanketed in lush rainforests about 15 My ago.
The society is sorry to report the death of Dr Judith Lawson, who was president of the society from 1985 to 1988.
Following the society’s AGM, there are some changes to the membership of the society’s council.
A tiny crab which lived 99 million years ago has been found trapped in amber mined in Myanmar.
The lecture scheduled for Thursday 11 November has had to be cancelled because of a family illness.
The Anniversaries page has been updated with extracts from the Proceedings for the anniversary years for the current session.
A new article on the website describes James Croll’s connections with the Geological Society of Glasgow during and after his stay in Glasgow.