Links

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Dorking Museum

Dorking Museum

The Museum of Dorking

Geologists’ Association

Geologists’ Association

Since its formation in 1858, the GA has actively promoted the study of geology to all who are interested in the past, present and future of the natural world.

The Geological Society of London | Resources

The Geological Society of London | Resources

Geology resources for students, teachers and anyone interested in the Earth.

Open University Geological Society

Open University Geological Society

The Open University Geological Society supports the study of geology and other earth sciences by providing opportunities for members to learn via field trips, talks, workshops and conferences led by experts in their fields.

Brighton & Hove Geological Society

Brighton & Hove Geological Society

The Society was founded in 1984 at the Booth Museum of Natural History, Brighton, and still our Headquarters. They have about 90 members in total, providing a wide range of backgrounds, interests, professions and ages. They have a calendar of meetings starting with our monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of each month from October to April.

Farnham Geological Society

Farnham Geological Society

The aim of the Society is to promote interest in geology and its allied sciences for people of all levels of geological knowledge, ranging from the interested amateur up to professional geologist. The meetings are held in The Barley Room, The Maltings, Farnham, generally on the second Friday of the month (7.30 for 8.00pm).

Hastings & District Geological Society

Hastings & District Geological Society

The Hastings and District Geological Society was founded in 1992 by Ken Brooks, a well-known local tutor who has been teaching courses and leading field trips on geology and palaeontology in the Hastings area for some time. The creation of the Society brought together a number of his students as well as other local people with interests ranging the whole spectrum of earth sciences. In addition to Ken Brooks, the original committee included currently active members John Boryer and Jim Priestley.

The Kent Geologists' Group

The Kent Geologists' Group

The Kent Geologists' Group is the Kent Local Group of the Geologists' Association. Membership also includes people from surrounding counties, their common interest being a fascination for various aspects of geology

Reading Geological Society

Reading Geological Society

The Reading Geological Society is a fully inclusive society which welcomes anyone who has an interest in geology. We have been active for over 44 years.

West Sussex Geological Society

West Sussex Geological Society

The society was founded in 1977 and currently has around 80 members. It is organised for and by enthusiastic amateurs. Members receive a copy of the society magazine Outcrop twice a year New members are welcome

Geology of Britain viewer | British Geological Survey (BGS)

Geology of Britain viewer | British Geological Survey (BGS)

The Geology of Britain viewer is a simple tool aimed at the general public that helps you explore the geology around where you live.

iGeology App - Britain’s rocks in your pocket | British Geological Survey (BGS)

iGeology App - Britain’s rocks in your pocket | British Geological Survey (BGS)

iGeology is a free smartphone app that lets you take over 500 geological maps of Britain wherever you go to discover the landscape beneath your feet. Available for iPhone/iPad, Android and Kindle Fire.

UK Onshore Geophysical Library

UK Onshore Geophysical Library

A site to search and display publicly-available onshore seismic lines from the UK.

International Commission on StratigraphyStratigraphic (Charts available here)

International Commission on StratigraphyStratigraphic (Charts available here)

The International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) is the largest and oldest constituent scientific body in the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS).

London Geology Walks | UCL

London Geology Walks | UCL

UCL Earth Sciences is a member of the London Geodiversity Partnership, one of a number of such partnerships countrywide, which brings together organisations and individuals to support geodiversity and landscape priorities in their region.

Building stones of London (BGS)

Building stones of London (BGS)

The City of London is in an area that has no indigenous building stone; its underlying layers of sand, gravel and clay are poorly consolidated materials that are not suitable for use as building stones.

The Winelands of Britain (including Dorking)

The Winelands of Britain (including Dorking)

The 'Winelands of Britain' combines geology with climate change to delineate the past, present, and prospective winelands of England and Scotland.