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@jasongilchrist.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 10:46 PM

Happy International Geodiversity Day.
From Eshaness, Shetland, Scotland.
Volcanic andesite & ignimbrite rock ~373 million years old.
#ScottishGeology #Eshaness #Shetland #Scotland #geology #InternationalGeodiversityDay #GeodiversityDay
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@jasongilchrist.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 8:13 PM

Happy International Geodiversity Day
From Duncansby Stacks, Caithness, Scotland.
Old Red Sandstone ~400 million years old.
#ScottishGeology #DuncansbyStacks #Caithness #Scotland #geology #InternationalGeodiversityDay #GeodiversityDay
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@geodiversityday.bsky.social

@lithospheric.jorgegines.comOct 6, 2026, 6:00 PM

International Geodiversity Day.

We live in an amazing, absolutely unique planet.
Think deep time, think #geology. We are here for a very short time, just enjoy our Earth and its geodiversity.

(Millook Haven - Cornwall, UK)

⚒️🧪 #InternationalGeodiversityDay

Recumbent chevron folds, a cliff. A woman for scale. A pebbly beach.
@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 3:36 PM

On #internationalgeodiversityday discover London’s surprising geodiversity via our website! londongeopartnership.org.uk

Text reads: 6th October 2026 LONDON GEODIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP If you live in London, then today is the day to find out more about the geology of London! INTERNATIONAL GEODIVERSITY DAY 2026 GEODIVERSITY ON OUR DOORSTEP
@pavementgeology.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 3:25 PM

Today is #InternationalGeodiversityDay and the theme this year is Geology on Your Doorstep. Just the opportunity to submit a a building stone location to London Pavement Geology! It’s not just London, you can submit a geosites anywhere in the UK www.londonpavementgeology.co.uk/submit-a-loc...

Text reads: INTERNATIONAL GEODIVERSITY DAY 2026: GEODIVERSITY ON OUR DOORSTEP + LONDON PAVEMENT GEOLOGY CHALLENGE!Text reads: INTERNATIONAL GEODIVERSITY DAY 2026 - GEODIVERSITY ON OUR DOORSTEP Submit a local stone building to our website 1. Take photos of the building and a close up of the stone (~30 × 30 cm field of view) 2. Fill in the form on our website at 'Submit a Location' (www.londonpavementgeology.co.uk/submit-a-location/) and upload your photos. Include the location and postcode but you can leave other fields blank. 3. Click submit and we'll let you know when your location is live! LONDON PAVEMENT GEOLOGYA photomontage showing different types of buildings and different types of stones used in uk buildings. They are a stately home, a marble tombstone, a Hindu temple, a London pub, a granite paving stone, a war memorial, a shop front, a church and a cafe.
@jasongilchrist.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 2:17 PM

Happy International Geodiversity Day
From Buachaille Etive Mòr, Highlands, Scotland
Volcanic rhyolite & andesite rock ~420-425 million years old.
#ScottishGeology #TheBuachaile #Scotland #geology #InternationalGeodiversityDay #GeodiversityDay
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@geodiversityday.bsky.social

@jncc.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 9:20 AM

It's #InternationalGeodiversityDay! This year's theme is #GeodiversityOnOurDoorstep

Our Chief Scientist Dave Stone reflects on the Fens, Barnack Stone and the cathedrals it built, plus the rare Pasque flower now thriving in old quarries

Read the blog👉https://bit.ly/4ytbEaE

#TogetherForNature

Close-up photograph of a piece of Barnack Stone, a shelly oolitic limestone. The rock is lumpy and yellow-beigePhotograph of Peterborough Cathedral, looking towards the front of the building. It's a beautiful gothic style building in yellowish stone. The lawn in front is cut and the sky is bright blue behind it A close-up photograph of the Pasque flower, found at Barnack Hills and Holes. The flower is a vibrant purple colour, with yellow at its centre.Photograph of the landscape at Barnack Hills and Holes. The landscape is grass covered and gently undulating, with trees and bushes in the background
@charmouthhcc.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 8:09 AM

It is our pleasure to be able to share these finds with everyone and show just how special and unique this stretch of the coast is.
#InternationalGeodiversityDay #palaeontology #fossils