18th June - 180 million years ago - - The Jurassic Forests of Britain

180 Million Years Ago... The Jurassic Forests of Britain
Dr Howard Falcon-Lang, University of London
Wednesday 18 June. 7.30pm
BRLSI, 16 Queen Square, Bath
£4 visitors, £2 members/students

17th June - Rivers across the Amazon Basin

THE ROLE OF PHYSIOGRAPHY IN THE EVOLUTION OF MEANDERING RIVERS ACROSS THE AMAZON BASIN
Jose Constantine, Cardiff University
17 June
6:30pm (refreshments from 6pm)
Organised by Western Region GS
The Amazon River drains the largest hydraulically connected land surface on the planet, and its various tributaries make up some of the planet’s largest rivers. The evolution of these rivers supports spectacular landscapes and floodplain biodiversity, and we report that the physiographic makeup of the Amazon Basin is determining sediment supplies that influence how the rivers and floodplains of the Amazon are evolving through time.
Atkins, The Hub (Ground Floor), 500 Park Avenue, Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol, BS32 4RZ.

25th June - The South West and its Role in Offshore Energy

The event in FREE and refreshments will be provided, but places must be
booked in advance - click here to register.

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Grand Mesa: an unusally large and mobile mudslide

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Hidden colours inside volcanoes

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Do visit the Jurassic Ark exhibition at BRLSI Bath

Spectacular fossils - exhibition is well worth a visit. Do go if you can!
Jurassic Ark on until 30th September.
BRLSI, 16 Queen Square, Bath