GeoWeek is a new initiative that seeks to introduce geoscience
to as many members of the public as possible.
If you want to learn more about the history of our planet, and
learn how understanding how the Earth works helps us all live
on the planet sustainably, get involved with GeoWeek outdoor
activities taking place across the UK between 7-15 May 2022.
GeoWeek Launch Event: Making geology relevant to everyone – 5th May 2022, 7pm
Launch event for GeoWeek, keynote presentation from Olivia Adu , Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Carlisle, followed by panel discussion.
All welcome, join us for a keynote talk from Olivia Adu from the Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, Carlisle, followed by panel discussion with Lesley Dunlop (Chair, GeoConservationUK), Jessica T Smith (Vice-President, the Geological Society) and Peter Kennett (Earth Science Teachers’ Association).
Free online event, book at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/geoweek-launch-event-making-geology-relevant-to-everyone-tickets-321266616097
Find Events
Find a Geoweek event near you by searching the event map.
Organisers
Everything you need to organise a Geoweek event is here.
If you want to know more about the history of Geoweek, click here for background information in a PDF document.
Contact us
For further information about GeoWeek contact Tom Argles.
Partners
Our partners are organisations who share our belief that the future of geoscience depends, to a considerable extent, on an educated public that realises the value of Earth science information in making informed decisions about land use and the sustainable use of Earth’s resources. The vitality of Earth science also depends on our ability to inspire students to study geoscience and for students to make it a career choice.
