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@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 9:53 AM

A few more pictures from yesterday’s geoconservation day at Riddlesdown Quarry. Along with conservation we also provided info on the geology of the Chalk. Our regular volunteer Oneke brought along some fossil sea urchins that she had found the previous year
#londongeology #fossils

Oneke holding her two fossils.A close up of the two fossil sea urchins in their display casesA close up of the two fossils lying on the grass with a ruler next to them, showing that they are each 3-4 cm diameter. Volunteers putting cleared shrubs onto the bonfire. A white chalk cliff is behind them.
@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 11:22 AM

Our annual geoconservation day at Riddlesdown Chalk Quarry is well underway! Conserving geological sites by cutting back plant growth is essential for preserving outcrops. Geology does not necessarily look after itself! #londongeology

Liam Gallagher is in charge of the bonfire for burning the the cleared plant debris. Behind him is a grove of birch trees and behind them is the white chalk cliff face.Volunteers with wheelbarrows cutting back new growth in the quarry.
@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialSep 13, 2026, 2:32 PM

A last-minute visit to @gaildickerson.bsky.social’s installation and residency at Beaconsfield Gallery in Vauxhall. Art inspired by the geology on London #londongeology

Gail Dickerson at Beaconsfield amongst the paintings she has made - these are laid out on the sloping floor of the gallery. A section showing the geology of London in the Vauxhall area with the different strata depicted using paints made from them. Gail standing behind a huge painting, several metres in length, made with London Clay and allowing water to flow across it. Rock samples: London Clay and Lambeth Group mottled clay.
@londongeodiversity.bsky.socialSep 7, 2026, 8:14 PM

A new, three-part Geotrail which traces the route of the River Westbourne from Hampstead Heath to the Thames, is now available to download from our website londongeopartnership.org.uk/geotrails/#W...
#londongeology #londonsrivers #walklonson

The cover of the guide titled Walking the Westbourne: a geological trail along the River Westbourne from Branch Hill Pond to the Thames. The cover includes the London Geodiversity Partnership and Redington Frognal Association logos and a photomontage showing street signs, views and other features along the trail.