Upcoming Meetings, Field Trips and Online Events
What’s Going On ?…
Here’s a list of everything we know about that’s happening across our region, both from YGS and from other Corresponding Societies
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Yorkshire Geological Society AGM including guest speaker Prof. Dame Jane Francis(Director for British Antarctic Survey)
The YGS AGM with special guest Prof. Dame Jane Francis (Director, British Antarctic Survey), grants winners conference, President’s reception and annual dinner!
Changing perspectives on subsurface resources in northern England
Indoor meeting focused on how we can utilise the subsurface in our region as we progress toward a low carbon future
Webinar: A Recipe For Disaster: the 2023 Türkiye Earthquakes
Globally, two thirds of deaths arising from natural hazards in recent decades were caused by geological hazards. But how and why do natural hazards turn into disasters? In this talk Ekbal Hussain will explore this question through the lens of one particularly troublesome hazard: earthquakes.
Webinar: Flash Floods in a Changing Landscape
Extreme events, such as floods, can cause significant damage to landscapes leading to widespread erosion and deposition of sediment. In the future, the frequency and magnitude of such events will increase as a result of climate change. Here, we identify the critical controls on sediment export from three contrasting tributary catchments in Upper Swaledale by examining the changes caused by a single high magnitude flash flood event in July 2019.
William Smith Bicentenary Celebration: Geo Britannica in Northern England (the impact of geology on Northern England)
Indoor meeting in collaboration with the Yorkshire Philosophical Society
Field Trip: The North York Moors
A trip to inspect the Jurassic ironstones and coal-bearing units of the North York Moors
Runswick Bay, Yorkshire Coast
Join the YGS for a walk along Yorkshire’s Jurassic coast to examine its wonderful ammonite faunas.
The Legacy of Arthur Raistrick
A weekend event to recognise the life of Dr Arthur Raistrick, whose work to this day influences our understanding and enjoyment of the Yorkshire Dales and beyond!
Field Trip: Crummack Dale
Crummack Dale exposes one of the Craven inliers. We will see limestone , a Silurian mudstone and a Carboniferous conglomerate overlying bedded and cleaved Ordovician basement.
The Yorkshire Geological Society’s Research Grant closes today
Today the Yorkshire Geological Society’s Research Grant closes for applications!
Yorkshire Fossil Festival
The Yorkshire Fossil Festival will be in Redcar this year, with a weekend of activities and events for all the family, for both enthusiasts and professionals.
Yorkshire Geology Month: Rocks in the Cemetery
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY MONTH
Events across the region to celebrate the diverse and interesting geology of Yorkshire!
Yorkshire Geology Month: Rocks under the City
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY MONTH
Events across the region to celebrate the diverse and interesting geology of Yorkshire!
Yorkshire Geology Month: Rocks and Birds of Flamborough Head
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY MONTH
Events across the region to celebrate the diverse and interesting geology of Yorkshire!
Yorkshire Geology Month: Middlegate Quarry
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY MONTH
Events across the region to celebrate the diverse and interesting geology of Yorkshire!
Yorkshire Geology Day 2024!
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY DAY!
A celebration of the County’s geological heritage! Stalls, activities, guided tours, talks and much more!
In collaboration with the National Coal Mining Museum
Yorkshire Geology Month: Rocks in the City
YORKSHIRE GEOLOGY MONTH
Events across the region to celebrate the diverse and interesting geology of Yorkshire!
Deepgrove Wyke, Yorkshire Coast: Ammonites and Aptychi
Join the YGS for a walk along Yorkshire’s Jurassic coast to examine its wonderful ammonite faunas.
Webinar: The Great Orcadian Lake in the Island of Westray
Join us for a journey to the most north-westerly point of the Orkney isles – Westray. David Leather will be guiding us through the Devonian-aged rocks of the island, to uncover the story of the Great Orcadian Lake!
From Whitby to Peru: the natural history and evolution of whales - Rescheduled
Snainton Village Hall
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Worms and Wonders
Manchester Geological Association
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AGM, Presidential address & member presentations
Manchester Geological Association
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Presentations from final year students
A Leeds Geological Association meeting
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