The Scottish Geology Trust is keen to offer people involved with Scottish geology the chance to share information about Scotland’s geology with a wider audience. This is the third in […]
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We did it! THANK YOU!Our first Crowdfunding Campaign has been a resounding success – we raised a huge £36,523 with 363 supporters in 36 days!!The donations are still coming! The current total […]
The Scottish Geology Trust has received a donation of £10,000 from an anonymous donor. This support comes at a crucial point for the Trust as they urgently need support to […]
The Scottish Geology Trust is keen to offer people involved with Scottish geology the chance to share information about Scotland’s geology with a wider audience. This is the second in […]
Scotland’s Landscapes Hold the Key to Building a Sustainable Future The Scottish Geology Trust has launched a Crowdfunding Campaign to kick-start its work after setbacks due to COVID-19 Scotland’s wild, […]
The Scottish Geology Trust would like to offer students involved with Scottish geology the chance to share their educational experience of studying geology with a wider audience. University in 2020 […]
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The fossilised remains of an ancient fish discovered in South Ronaldsay, Orkney contain the world’s oldest known unborn embryos. The fish is Watsonosteus fletti (an the arthrodire placoderm) from the […]
https://www.scottishgeologytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/orkney-embryos.jpg670825Angus Millerhttps://www.scottishgeologytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Scottish_Geology_Trust_Logo_Final_03_340x156px.pngAngus Miller2020-11-02 17:34:002020-11-02 17:34:00Ancient fish in Orkney has world’s oldest known embryos
Scotland’s geological heritage has attracted international interest for centuries and with renown sites on our doorstep, even in Scotland’s capital, it was agreed a celebration inviting all to explore these […]
Around 1200 million years ago, a massive, 100 metre long rock fell off a low cliff and splatted into the mud below. The rock weighed almost 250,000 tonnes and was […]
Plans approved for Sutherland exhibition centre displaying world renowned collection of stones, minerals and fossils The community of Scourie in the North West Highlands is celebrating after plans for a […]
https://www.scottishgeologytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ScourieRocks_CHArchitecture.jpeg450640Angus Millerhttps://www.scottishgeologytrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Scottish_Geology_Trust_Logo_Final_03_340x156px.pngAngus Miller2020-10-06 17:44:552020-10-07 17:46:59Plans approved for Sutherland exhibition centre displaying the world-renowned Shelley Collection
Let’s Talk Geology Volunteer Blog: The Grampian Terrane by Alex Neches
The Scottish Geology Trust is keen to offer people involved with Scottish geology the chance to share information about Scotland’s geology with a wider audience. This is the third in […]
Crowdfunder Success
We did it! THANK YOU!Our first Crowdfunding Campaign has been a resounding success – we raised a huge £36,523 with 363 supporters in 36 days!!The donations are still coming! The current total […]
Trust Receives £10,000 Donation
The Scottish Geology Trust has received a donation of £10,000 from an anonymous donor. This support comes at a crucial point for the Trust as they urgently need support to […]
Let’s Talk Geology Volunteer Blog: The Northern Highlands Terrane by Alex Neches
The Scottish Geology Trust is keen to offer people involved with Scottish geology the chance to share information about Scotland’s geology with a wider audience. This is the second in […]
Trust Launches First Crowdfunder
Scotland’s Landscapes Hold the Key to Building a Sustainable Future The Scottish Geology Trust has launched a Crowdfunding Campaign to kick-start its work after setbacks due to COVID-19 Scotland’s wild, […]
Studying Geology in 2020: Student Blog by Hazel Knight – October
The Scottish Geology Trust would like to offer students involved with Scottish geology the chance to share their educational experience of studying geology with a wider audience. University in 2020 […]
Ancient fish in Orkney has world’s oldest known embryos
The fossilised remains of an ancient fish discovered in South Ronaldsay, Orkney contain the world’s oldest known unborn embryos. The fish is Watsonosteus fletti (an the arthrodire placoderm) from the […]
Scottish Geology Festival 2020
Scotland’s geological heritage has attracted international interest for centuries and with renown sites on our doorstep, even in Scotland’s capital, it was agreed a celebration inviting all to explore these […]
New research reveals 1200-million-year-old rockfall
Around 1200 million years ago, a massive, 100 metre long rock fell off a low cliff and splatted into the mud below. The rock weighed almost 250,000 tonnes and was […]
Plans approved for Sutherland exhibition centre displaying the world-renowned Shelley Collection
Plans approved for Sutherland exhibition centre displaying world renowned collection of stones, minerals and fossils The community of Scourie in the North West Highlands is celebrating after plans for a […]