Next Events
- May 19 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Talk: Iapetus No More – The continental collision that shaped Scotland by Angus Miller
Five hundred million years ago, the Iapetus Ocean lay between three continents in the southern hemisphere. The tectonics of the next 100 million years brought different segments of continent together,...
- June 16 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Talk: Mary Anning, The Fossil Woman by Tom Sharpe
Introduction: It has been said that more has been written about Mary Anning, the fossil dealer of Lyme Regis, than about any other geologist, apart from Charles Darwin. But how much do we really know?...
Latest News
Here is the latest issue (101) of ‘Down to Earth’. There are nine information-packed pages. See pages 6 – 8 for details of DtE’s Zoom events, day trips and residential…
Newsletters
Newsletter Spring 2021, Issue No. 41, Contents
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- Meanwhile … News and Updates
- News of Future Activities, Mike Allen
- Arran Field Trip September 2020, Debrah Parke, Paul Abernethy, Peter Hawksworth
- The Castle Bank Biota & Microscopes for Amateur Science, Joe Botting & Lucy Muir
- Alfred Wegener and the Kenilworth Connection, Ian Fenwick
- Monitoring Warwickshire’s Geology SSSI, Brian Ellis
- The Geology of Your Street, Norman Dutton
- Local Geological Sites, Condition Monitoring 2020, Phil Henser
Local Geological Sites (LGS)
Warwickshire’s Local Geological Sites (LGS) are important. They underpin and complement Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) – also called Triple-SI.
WGCG surveys and reports on the over 80 LGS and 20 SSSI sites in Warwickshire.
Last Updated on 11 Apr 2021