Welcome to the Geological Society of Norfolk. Here you will find everything about our society, including how to join, what we do, our aims, and a list of forthcoming field trips and lectures.

Most abstracts from all GSN bulletins (1953-2009) are now available to download on 'Our Bulletin' page.

For all papers relative to the geology of Norfolk, we have a special 'GSN Earth Science Database' now containing over 1430 records.

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In an attempt to save over £2 million, bosses at the Natural History Museum, London are exploring the possibility of cutting jobs in all areas of science, including the possibility of cutting the entire Micropalaeontology Group.  Micropalaeontology has been, and continues to be, one of the two central fields of study upon which past climate change (i.e. the only climate change that has actually happened) has been understood (the other field being isotope studies), and has therefore key importance in the country's efforts to understand climate change.  If you wish to object, an online petition can be signed at:
http://www.gopetition.co.uk/petitions/save-natural-history-museum-micropalaeontology.html