Here, you can find out more about various rocks that lie beneath the ground and affect the landscape in Bedfordshire. Some are hard and resistant like sandstone, limestone and chalk and form hills but others are soft such as clays which may erode into low ground. Each is different and so are the soils that form above them. This affect plants and wildlife and influences the choice of crops and livestock that farmers make. Many rocks are useful and have been quarried. Because of the geology, every place is unique and that’s why geology is special!
About Bedfordshire Geology Group
The group began in 2004 and works closely with other environmental groups, museums, schools, landowners and local councils.
OUR AIMS ARE:
- To encourage an understanding of the geology and geomorphology of the county
- To raise public awareness by promoting Local Geological Sites and organising walks and educational events
- To develop a sustainable organisation through an active network of skilled volunteers
For more information email:
[email protected]
OUR AIMS ARE:
- To encourage an understanding of the geology and geomorphology of the county
- To raise public awareness by promoting Local Geological Sites and organising walks and educational events
- To develop a sustainable organisation through an active network of skilled volunteers
For more information email:
[email protected]
Would you like to get involved?
Join Bedfordshire Geology Group and meet professional geologists, teachers and enthusiastic amateurs with various backgrounds and interests. Choose from visiting interesting places, attending talks and workshops, joining work parties, restoring rock exposures and encouraging others to appreciate and understand the local rocks.
To become a member of Bedfordshire Geology Group, please visit our Membership page using the link below
To become a member of Bedfordshire Geology Group, please visit our Membership page using the link below
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