Geological Society of London - Specialist and Regional Groups

Specialist and Regional Groups

The Society has 24 specialist groups and 15 regional groups which serve as an opportunity for those with specific interests to meet and discuss their subject or region. They are all free for members to join and some are open to non-members.

The Regional Groups are:

  • Central Scotland
  • East Anglian
  • East Midlands
  • Home Counties North
  • Hong Kong
  • North West
  • Northern
  • Solent
  • South East
  • South West
  • Southern Wales
  • Thames Valley
  • West Midlands
  • Western
  • Yorkshire

The Specialist Groups are:

  • Borehole Research Group
  • British Geophysical Association
  • British Sedimentological Research Group
  • British Society for Geomorphology
  • Coal Geology Group
  • Engineering Group
  • Environment Group
  • Environmental and Industrial Geophysics Group
  • Forensic Geoscience Group
  • Gaia: Earth Systems Science Group
  • Geochemistry Group
  • Geological Curators Group
  • Geological Remote Sensing Group
  • Geoscience Information Group
  • History of Geology Group
  • Hydrogeological Group
  • Joint Association for Quaternary Research
  • Joint Association of Geoscientists for International Development
  • Marine Studies Group
  • Metamorphic Studies Group
  • Mineral Deposits Studies Group
  • Petroleum Group
  • Tectonic Studies Group
  • Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group

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