The Scottish Geology Trust’s Geosites project intends to put all of Scotland’s best geology sites on an interactive, online map.
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The Scottish Geology Trust’s Geosites project intends to put all of Scotland’s best geology sites on an interactive, online map.
Comprehensive guidance to the new Scottish Fossil Code is now available on the NatureScot website.
BBC Radio Scotland’s programme Out of Doors on Saturday December 17 contained a feature about Fossil Grove.
An updated version of the Aberfoyle excursion itinerary, prepared by Mike Keen, is now available on the website.
The Glasgow Necropolis geological trail booklet, prepared by the Strathclyde Geoconservation Group, is now available to download from the website.
Looking for something to do with youngsters during the Easter holidays? Dippy is on display in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
A new geodiversity audit describes North Lanarkshire's geoheritage, including the top twelve areas to visit and the best twenty sites for conservation.
An SNH report gives an assessment of the risk from climate change to geological and geomorphological features in Scotland's SSSIs.
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.