Earth Sciences: Geology: Organizations: Page 2

Information on activities, past and present, pictures of outings and contact details. (UK)

Organization based in Las Vegas which holds monthly seminars in geology. Annual field trip to sites of geologic interest.

An amateur society based in north west England. Particularly concerned with Carboniferous geology and the Crinoidea.

The Society endeavours to promote public understanding of the Earth Sciences and the business interests of its members; Alberta, Canada.

Scientific organization with an interest in all aspects of geology, principally in Northern England and adjacent areas.

Information on the major interest areas of the IAOS including obsidian hydration dating, obsidian characterization ("sourcing"), geoarchaeological obsidian studies, obsidian and lithic technology and the prehistoric procurement and utilization of obsidian.

A scientific, non-profit organization for the advancement and promotion of geology, theoretical as well as applied, and related fields of natural and technological sciences. Founded 1871.

Amateur geological society with field trip reports, lecture programme, events calendar and articles.

Promotes geology as a profession and as a science; offers scholarships, professional workshops, and field trips.

International, non-profit, scientific and technical association. 3,000 members with specialisms in most fields of geology.

Society for the education and networking of Oil/Gas Professionals and Geologists and Geophysicists.

Society meets on a regular basis in Dudley UK, for local geology and lectures.

A GeoInformatics project involving individuals, groups, and organizations to create a dynamic framework for Earth history research.

Promotes the advancement of earth sciences in Malaysia and South East Asia.

provides geological, paleontological, archeological, and outdoor skills, educational experiences, and conducts scientific research.

Information about the societies annual show, club meetings and local learning opportunities. Archive copies of a monthly magazine the 'Rock Rattler'.