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The list below, lets you see at a glance all the sections and pages on the EGS website.

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Pages

• Home
  • EGS Officers and Council Members – historical list
  • Who Are We? What Do We Do?
  • Geoconservation
    • Lothian and Borders GeoConservation
    • Local Geodiversity Sites in Edinburgh
    • Local Geodiversity Sites in the Lothian and Borders area
    • Local Geodiversity Sites in Scottish Borders
    • Tayside Geodiversity
  • Contact
  • Newsletters, Annual Reports and AGM minutes
  • Join
  • EGS Library
  • List of EGS Books
  • Grants and Awards
    • Fieldwork Grants – Reports
    • Fieldwork Grants – Reports to 2011
  • Medallists and Award Winners
  • The Laws of Edinburgh Geological Society
  • Members’ Photo Gallery
    • Excursion Photographs
  • Obituaries
• Excursions – General Information
• Learning Resources – Edinburgh’s Rocks and People
  • Learning Resources – Edinburgh’s Rocks
  • Learning Resources – Making Edinburgh’s Landscape
  • Learning Resources – Evidence from the past
• Public Lecture
• Explore Beach Pebbles at the Edinburgh Science Festival 20-23 April
• Earth Lines: Geopoetry and Geopoetics
• EGS strategy – Members’ Views, Spring 2019
• Edinburgh Geological Society Data Protection and Privacy Policy – October 2018, updated December 2020
• Edinburgh’s Geology
  • Edinburgh’s Geology – Sites
  • Hutton’s Unconformity
  • Geological Pioneers
    • James Hutton (1726-1797)
    • Alexander Rose (1781-1860)
    • Sir Roderick Murchison (1792-1871)
    • Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875)
    • David Milne-Home (1805-1890)
    • Charles Thomas Clough (1852-1916)
    • Arthur Holmes (1890-1965)
• Scotland’s Geology
• Lectures
• Publications
  • Geological Excursion Guides & Books
  • The Edinburgh Geologist
  • Geoconservation Leaflets
  • Scottish Journal of Geology
  • Access to the Lyell Collection
  • Order
• Excursions
• Links
• The Small Print
• Geology Toolkit
• Excursions

Posts

• Change in lecture programme: Wednesday 8th March
• Review of Stirling & Perth Excursion Guide
• Extra excursion – Sunday 29 October
• EGS Workshop: The North West Highlands Geopark
• Virtual Festival of Geology – Saturday 7 November 2020
• EGS Public Lecture: Scotland’s Fossils Thursday 6 October 2022
• Public lecture: Scotland’s recent fossil finds
• Evidence of a large explosive silicic eruption on Skye
• Scottish Geology Trust
• Autumn Members Challenge – Visit an Important Geo-site
• Friends of Hugh Miller AGM in Edinburgh, Saturday 16 June
• Fracking: discussion and reply
• Online Workshop 26-27 May 2021 – Cryogenian glaciation: the extraordinary Port Askaig record
• From quarry to quoin: a conservation guide to stonework – training session Tuesday 19 June
• EGS supports Scotland’s Geodiversity Charter
• School Poster – Edinburgh’s Rocks and People
• Publications orders: free postage for UK members
• Resources for self-guided fieldtrips & home isolation
• Gold prospects in Northern Ireland and Scotland
• President’s Report for the Annual General Meeting 2018-19, due to be held March 2020
• The Nigel Trewin Memorial Lecture 2020
• Midlothian Science Festival 6-20 October 2018
• Is there a future for the UK oil and gas industry?
• Excursion Programme 2019
• Charles Lapworth plaque unveiled in the Borders
• The Edinburgh EarthCache Geocoin
• 2018-19 Lecture Programme now online
• Books and maps from Ian Jackson’s collection
• Central Scotland Regional Group of the Geological Society
• From the President
• EGS / GSG joint trip to Perth, Saturday 30 June 2018
• EGS Strategy – Members’ Views
• Updating The Scottish Fossil Code
• Hutton Series on Climate Change at Panmure House
• Volcanoes and the Making of Scotland
• Public lecture – Prof James Jackson, 26 January
• Volcanic Hazards
• CANCELLED Volcano Fun Day, Holyrood Park Edinburgh, Saturday 6 October 2018
• Palaeosols and Climate Change
• Power of Our Planet
• The world of Scotland’s Geoparks – Easter Quiz
• Fluvial Channel Reservoirs
• South Queensferry and Siccar Point
• New boards explore Fife’s volcanoes
• Hugh Miller’s gravestone
• Photography Workshop Holyrood Park: Sunday 8 September 2019
• Annual General Meeting Wednesday 7 February, 7pm
• Winter Reading
• BGS GeoScenic archives and its hidden gems
• Geopoetry at StAnza: 1-5 March 2017
• Clough Medal presentation & lecture: Phil Stone, Wednesday 22 March
• The Future of the UK Oil and Gas Industry
• Lochranza Centre and the Arran Geofest
• Earth Day at Dynamic Earth Sunday 22 April
• HOGG comes to Edinburgh on 11 and 12 July 2019
• New Shale Trail in West Lothian
• Moine Guide – reprinted 2018
• Deep Time at the Science Festival – 5, 6, 7 April
• Local Geology Leaflets
• New tsunami evidence found on Shetland
• Clough Medal presented to Dr Phil Stone
• New Walker’s guide to Coigach & Assynt
• Port Askaig 2020 – Workshop at St Andrews 12-13 May 2020
• Online Ask-A-Geologist events during Geoweek 9-17 May
• Fellows’ Night 2022 – No. 189!
• Visit Siccar Point during the Edinburgh International Science Festival
• Vote Geology – Update
• Excursion Programme online
• New books and old, postage free to EGS members
• Take a walk to explore Edinburgh’s geology
• Looking to 2050 – how will climate change affect Edinburgh?
• Exciting new Skye dinosaur footprint finds published in Scottish Journal of Geology
• Siccar Point Energy supports namesake landmark
• Charles Lyell’s notebooks saved
• Fieldwork Grants – latest report
• Access to the Lyell Collection
• Clough Medal Lecture – 19 February 2020
• Evening Lecture Season Kicks-off
• Summer excursions programme now underway
• Mary Anning statue fundraising appeal
• Clough Medal Lecture 2021/22
• Explore Arran’s geology this summer …
• Clough Medal 2017-2018
• Lochaber Geopark – help required
• New leaflets for the Berwickshire coast
• The Engine Shed, Stirling
• Preserving dinosaur footprint sites in Scotland
• Polar Podcasts – geological exploration of Greenland
• New book: the Changing Outer Hebrides, by Frank Rennie
• Pentlands Geology Walk – Sunday 4 November 2018
• The Henry Emeleus Fieldwork Grant
• New leaflet: Around Castle Rock
• The EGS website team
• Recognising Scotland’s Geological Heritage: introducing the Scottish Geology Trust
• EGS Excursion Programme
• Deep Time Walk – Edinburgh Science Festival 2019
• Urban Nature Map for Edinburgh – with built-in geology!
• Beasts Before Us – The Untold Story of Mammal Origins and Evolution
• Saving Charles Lyell’s notebooks for research
• EGS AGM (online) Wednesday 24 June 2020
• ‘Boring’ geology in Glasgow & EGS’ winter lecture programme
• Clough Medal Lecture 2020-21 – Dr Tony Spencer
• The Scottish Borders – unexplored territory
• Geologists’ Association conference comes to Edinburgh, 15-17 October 2021
• The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs
• Ellen’s Glen Field Excursion on 25 April 2018
• Saving & sharing the Charles Lyell Notebooks
• Explore Beach Pebbles at the Edinburgh Science Festival 20-23 April
• James Croll – from Janitor to Genius
• Obituaries of Society members
• Edinburgh EarthCaches
• Enduring Eye: The Antarctic Legacy of Sir Ernest Shackleton and Frank Hurley
• Recycling the Past to Research for the Future: the Glasgow Geothermal Energy Research Field Site (GGERFS)
• Dinosaur footprints discovered on mainland Scotland for first time
• Vote Geology
• Secrets of the Philosophers’ Stone unveiled by Physicians’ College
• Science Festival 2019: Delving into Deep Earth, Exploring our Final Frontier
• Antarctica: Thwaites Glacier meltback threatens global sea levels
• 2018 EGS Public Lecture – What the Ice Age ever do for us?
• Geology & Geopoetics: a Virtual Conversation
• Geology & Landscape of Arran – walking holiday
• Exploring and explaining the geology of Blackford Hill
• St Abbs Science Day
• New book Earth Lines: Geopoetry and Geopoetics
• Clough Medal Lecture – Sideways views of Scottish Garnets: Insights into Metamorphic Processes
• Deep Time Walk at the Science Festival
• A Lewisian Perspective: The basement of the Earth
• The Scottish Mineral & Lapidary Club at Dynamic Earth’s Destination Moon Event
• Revised and expanded: “James Hutton: The Founder of Modern Geology”