An exhibition at New Lanark covers the geodiversity of the Clyde and Avon valleys and its influence on biodiversity and human activity.
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An exhibition at New Lanark covers the geodiversity of the Clyde and Avon valleys and its influence on biodiversity and human activity.
Plans for Arran to be recognised as a UNESCO Global Geopark are taking shape and a management team has been set up to run the project.
Footprints in the Sand: the Hugh Miller Writing Competition II invites entries inspired by recent fossil discoveries in Scotland.
The Geological Society of Glasgow is sad to announce the death of the eminent geologist, Professor Nigel Trewin.
The Scottish Geodiversity Forum '51 best places' project is launched today. An interactive map of the locations can be found on the SGF site. Is your personal favourite on the map?
A mystery stone found in a garden in the Callander area has been identified by society member Simon Cuthbert.
A new colour excursion guide to Fossil Grove and a new leaflet about the grove are now available.
An updated version of Scotland’s Geodiversity Charter will be launched at a conference in Edinburgh on 16 November 2017.
The first national geoheritage festival runs throughout October. Events are organised by partners of the Scottish Geodiversity Forum.
The plume of hot rock that sits beneath Iceland could prevent the Scottish Highlands from being submerged beneath the waves.