Field Trip: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 14 August 2025
Spyway Quarry Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a Field Trip on the Thursday 14th August 2025. Title: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 14 August 2025 Leader : led by … Continue reading "Field Trip: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 14 August 2025"
Field Trip: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 28 August 2025
Spyway Quarry Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a Field Trip on the Thursday 28th August 2025. Title: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 28 August 2025 Leader : led by … Continue reading "Field Trip: Walking with Dinosaurs Guided Walks – 28 August 2025"
Field Trip: Portland
Dorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a Field Trip on the Saturday 20th September 2025. Title: Portland Leaders :Jeremy Cranmer and Kelvin Huff Time: 10:30 am Meet Location: to … Continue reading "Field Trip: Portland"
Talk – Diamond ‘Stratigraphy,’ SDRs & LIPs*, A 1200 km ‘Restricted’ Margin and a new oil province: The Orange Basin Offshore Namibia & South Africa: An Aggressive Passive (Passive Aggressive?) Margin Basin
The Dorford Centre Dorchester Baptist Church, Bridport Road, Dorchester, Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a talk on the Tuesday 23rd September 2025. Title: Diamond ‘Stratigraphy,’ SDRs & LIPs*, A 1200 km ‘Restricted’ Margin and a new oil … Continue reading "Talk – Diamond ‘Stratigraphy,’ SDRs & LIPs*, A 1200 km ‘Restricted’ Margin and a new oil province: The Orange Basin Offshore Namibia & South Africa: An Aggressive Passive (Passive Aggressive?) Margin Basin"
Field Trip: Lyme Regis
Lyme Regis Lyme Regis, Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a Field Trip on the Saturday 11th October 2025. Title: Lyme Regis Leader : John Scott Time: to be advised Location: to be … Continue reading "Field Trip: Lyme Regis"
GEOFEST – Dorchester -18 October 2025
United Church 49/51 Charles Street, Dorchester, Dorset, United KingdomEvent details, updates of list of contributors and location map Opens in a new window Dorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) is hosting a GEOFEST on the Saturday 18 October … Continue reading "GEOFEST – Dorchester -18 October 2025"
Talk – (Provisonal Title) Recent progress in the palaeoichthyology of the Tibetan Plateau
The Dorford Centre Dorchester Baptist Church, Bridport Road, Dorchester, Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a talk on the Tuesday 21st October 2025. Title: Recent progress in the palaeoichthyology of the Tibetan Plateau (provisional title) Speaker: Gengyu Fang … Continue reading "Talk – (Provisonal Title) Recent progress in the palaeoichthyology of the Tibetan Plateau"
Field Trip: Blandford Building stone
Blandford Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) and Dorset Building Stones will host a Field Trip on the Saturday 15th November 2025. Title: Blandford Building Stone Leader : Kelvin Huff/ Sheila Alderman … Continue reading "Field Trip: Blandford Building stone"
Talk -Darwin’s “beloved barnacles”; solving evolutionary problems with fossils.
The Dorford Centre Dorchester Baptist Church, Bridport Road, Dorchester, Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a talk on the Tuesday 18th November 2025. Title: Darwin's "beloved barnacles"; solving evolutionary problems with fossils. Speaker: Professor Andy Gale (University of … Continue reading "Talk -Darwin’s “beloved barnacles”; solving evolutionary problems with fossils."
Talk – (Provisional Title) How the famous fish beds of Lebanon have informed on life and evolution in the Cretaceous
The Dorford Centre Dorchester Baptist Church, Bridport Road, Dorchester, Dorset, United KingdomDorset Geologist’s Association Group (DGAG) will host a talk on the Tuesday 09th December 2025. Title: How the famous fish beds of Lebanon have informed on life and evolution in … Continue reading "Talk – (Provisional Title) How the famous fish beds of Lebanon have informed on life and evolution in the Cretaceous"