Board games could offer a way to teach children about natural hazards and disaster preparedness, according to research into a new disaster education resource. ...
James Hutton’s ideas about deep time are difficult to grasp: how do we begin to imagine spans of time so vast that even the age of human civilisation...
Professor David Keith Crozier Jones was born in 1940 in Burma, and was evacuated to India following Japanese invasion, remaining there until 1947 when...
Dear Editors, I am writing in response to the letter from Stephen Moreton entitled, Clarification required. The article (Who do I ask? Geoscientist, 36...
I read with interest Rachel Wignall’s article in the spring edition of Geoscientist (Who do I ask? Geoscientist, 36 (1), 38-40, 2026) and agree that...
As a child, I was fascinated by space. As an adult, I still am. Reading about the Apollo programme and the astronauts who landed on the Moon was my gateway...
Just like geology, there were many layers to our sister Annette, several of which we only unearthed once she was no longer with us. Annette Barbarba...
A scientific tome that has clearly been a labour of love, geologist Paul Lyle’s GeoHibernica starts at the formation of Ireland and takes the reader...
