Iain Allison is proposing to lead an excursion to West Greenland in June/July 2020. Expressions of interest are required by 14 July 2019.
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Founded 1858
Iain Allison is proposing to lead an excursion to West Greenland in June/July 2020. Expressions of interest are required by 14 July 2019.
Dr Ben Browne was elected as an honorary member of the society at a special general meeting held on 9 May, 2019.
A message to society members from our new president, Neil Clark.
Structures recently discovered in 600-million-year old rocks in China may be the fossilised remains of the earliest known animal.
Details of the day excursion programme for 2019 are now available.
The society is sad to report the death of Gordon Todd, who was a member of the society for 34 years.
Following the council elections at its AGM on 13 December 2018, the society has a new president and a new treasurer.
A new geodiversity audit describes North Lanarkshire's geoheritage, including the top twelve areas to visit and the best twenty sites for conservation.
A piece of the rock sequence that forms the Grand Canyon now sits thousands of kilometres away in Tasmania, Australia.
A giant gold nugget, claimed to be one of the biggest ever found in Britain, has been discovered in a Scottish river. It weighs 85.7g and has been estimated to be worth more than £50,000.