EuroGeoSurveys 50th Anniversary Conference

EuroGeoSurveys celebrated 50+ years of collaboration between the Geological Surveys of Europe as well as their continued collaboration towards the development of a Geological Service for Europe. The anniversary celebration, […]

The volcano that gave us the bicycle!

The 1815 eruption at Mount Tambora is widely considered the most damaging in human history. It led to global extreme weather change. The harvests failed and 1816 is remembered in […]

The oldest traces of life on Earth

The oldest traces of life on Earth An international team, with the researchers Tor Grenne at the Geological Survey of Norway and John F. Slack from USGS on board, has […]

GEOLOGY IN HISTORY

PRESS RELEASE “GEOLOGY IN HISTORY” The geologist: an unknown actor in many historical events  The latest EuroGeoSurveys publication “Geology in History” will be launched on 28th March 2017 at the […]

EFG/UNECE conference

International cooperation on natural resources: geoscientists’ contribution to enhanced governance, policy making and attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals EuroGeoSurveys will attend the “International cooperation on natural resources: geoscientists’ contribution […]