Please. Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. We and the public administrations. They are basic for life.🍂🍁

Join us this evening from 7pm for the second of our Winter lectures. Tonight's talk is on "The Minerals that Made Britain Great" by Andy Littler. Free entry for friends and non-members alike and no booking needed!

Les falaises du Miocène de l'Algarve, au Sud du Portugal – Biocalcarénites, érosion karstique et érosion marine donnant un paysage de falaises, pinacles, arches et plages de sable – par Matthias Schultz #géologie #teamSVT planet-terre.ens-lyon.fr/ressource/Im...

Please. Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. ,🍂🍁

The great beauty of my favorite tree. The weeping willow.🌳🌿

We care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please 💛🧡

#ourworldiswonderful; I leave you this evening with a shot of Hardrow Force, a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It varies in intensity with rainfall, of course. Sometimes a mere trickle and at others a veritable deluge!

Check out Andy’s excellent reconstructions of jawless fish for our latest exhibition @lapworthmuseum.bsky.social!

Please. Let's take care of the rivers. Us and the public administrations.💙💚

Love old churches . . . St Mary and St Finnan's Catholic Church, Glenfinnan, Highlands, Scotland. It's situated near the site where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard in 1745. Photo credit to Johnny Stills

A high mountain river is powerfully attractive. We care, respect and love rivers. We and the public administrations.🌳🤍

Cuidem, respectem i estimem els rius. Nosaltres i les administracions públiques. Sisplau.🍂🍁

A bit of sun and a frosty #Hohenstaufen for @walte2.bsky.social

And always the beauty of a cloister. A place where we find peace and silence. I love cloisters.♥️✝️

Let's take care of and respect the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please 🍂🍁

Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please 🍂🍁

The Great Chamber at St. Nicholas Priory, Exeter. A broad stone staircase leads up to the room in which the medieval Priory's guests would have been fed. After the Reformation this probably served as a great chamber. The upper end of the hall, where there may have been a /1

We're a week away from our second talk in our Friends' Winter lecture series. This one is one for the geologists and rockhounds from Andy Littler on the "Minerals that made Britain Great"! Join us on Monday 1st Dec at 7pm at the Charmouth Village Hall.

Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please 💙🌳

The GIFT #workshop for #EGU26 is now open for registration! Whether you're a primary or secondary school #teacher looking to gain first-hand scientific insights, this is your chance to take part in this exciting workshop at #EGU26. 📆: 28 November 2025. 👉: egu.eu/9GCSKA 📷: Stefan Schmitt on #imaggeo

WOW! sciences.sorbonne-universite.fr/actualites/u...

Franz Josef Glacier - Kā Roimata o Hine Hukatere ca 1867 | 2022 Impressive comparison between the first known photograph taken of one of the most iconic NZ glaciers and current situation! 🧊🔥 The rock on the right is Sentinel Rock, one of the roches moutonnées in the glacier forefield 1/

Please. Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations.🫠🌳

Bright and chilly in Prague today.

#SaveTheDate: Research Colloquium: The wonder reptile Mirasaura and the Reptile Revolution of the Triassic by Dr Stephan Spiekman Tuesday | 25.11.2025 | 16:00 Join the talk in person at the Museum am Löwentor or online: https://t1p.de/sq0m6

The hypocaust at Rockbourne Roman villa in Hampshire. Just think of that warm underfloor heating! #RomanSiteSaturday 📷 my own

For #scape theme today, this is one of my favorite photos from our recent trip to #Italy. My son and his girlfriend descending a mountain overlooking the Alpe di Suisi in the #Dolomites. What a fairytale of a #landscape that was!

Mon Finistère nord - 1 photo par jour #Bretagne #Finistere #Brittany #Breizh

Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please, it's life. 😘💙

Wing morphology of Anchiornis huxleyi and the evolution of molt strategies in paravian dinosaurs www.nature.com/articles/s42...

Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations. Please 🍂🍁

Leat (Devonport I think) and lovely beech tree, today, near Burrator reservoir, #Dartmoor, #Devon. #photography #trees

I don’t normally share petitions, but good friends and colleagues are going to lose their jobs as part of the planned cuts to the geology dept at Leicester. Consider adding your signature here: www.change.org/p/save-geolo... An excellent dept that doesn’t deserve to be decimated. 🧪⚒️🌍

As an Leicester palaeo PhD alumni, I am shocked and appalled by this seemingly uncosted and short sighted descision by the @uniofleicester.bsky.social. Please sign the petition.

Cuidem, respectem i estimem els rius. Nosaltres i les administracions públiques. Ells són vida.😘🍂🍁

Leicester has long been one of the leading universities nationally for palaeontology & geology - this would be a terrible loss, as would the loss of other subjects such as modern languages: www.change.org/p/save-geolo...

Geology and palaeobiology at the University of Leicester are under threat, with at least 14 staff expected to be made redundant. Support them, their postdocs, and their students by signing this petition: c.org/SK8Xm8dhqK

We care, respect and love the rivers. We and the public administrations. They are life.🌿💙

Cuidem, respectem i estimem els rius. Nosaltres i les administracions públiques.🌿🍂🍁

#2025SVP might be over for most delegates, but Ben Igielman led a large group today to Triassic fossil localities in South Wales and Gloucestershire.

Great to see Prof. Mike Benton awarded the Romer-Simpson medal from @societyofvertpaleo.bsky.social. Mike’s been an incredible teacher & mentor to me & so many others - I’m v. glad to see his enormous contribution to the knowledge & people of our field honoured here tonight 🏅 #2025SVP #paleontology

Please. Let's take care, respect and love the rivers. Us and the public administrations.🙏🙏💙

An early Triassic bone bed excavated at 78°N changes the story about how marine life recovered after the most cataclysmic extinction in Earth history ~252 million years ago. Learn more in this week's issue of Science: https://scim.ag/48bLsGI

Friday 14th November, 19:15 at Hanson UK’s Ribblesdale cement works in Clitheroe. Come along to find out about the undisputed giants of the Carboniferous and the forgotten fossil forests of the North West! geolancashire.org.uk/events/

We care, respect and love the rivers. We and the public administrations.🌳💙

Super new video from Rob Butler, about the area south of the Col de Joly (nr Beaufortain) that we visited with Gilles de Broucker on the OUGS Mainland Europe trip to the French Alps in 2018. Video link youtu.be/8Sklt_qITrI?... And some photos from our trip

While going through ptero collections with @zhejiang0pterus.bsky.social we have rediscovered the missing holotype of Ornithocheirus huxleyi Seeley, 1870 in the collections of the British Geological Survey @bgs.ac.uk

Cuidem i respectem els rius. Nosaltres i les administracions. 💙💛

Conference sign: "Will all hecklers please be mindful of the need for other hecklers to also heckle. Please be brief with your heckling." ... But the tunnelling expert speaker MUST BE HEARD! @johnmoffitt.bsky.social @flojohorman.bsky.social #PaleoArt #SciArt #Fossils #Travel #PalaeoArt #FossilFriday

#FossilFriday: The dome-headed pachycephalosaur Prenocephale, from the Upper Cretaceous Nemegt Formation of Mongolia.