The Black Country Geological Society is based in Dudley, West Midlands, England. The society was formed in 1975 and has, since then, maintained a strong active membership. Our members come from all backgrounds and include interested amateurs, professional geologists, teachers, and students of all ages. We hold regular meetings to listen to invited lecturers, in addition to field trips to sites of geologic interest. 

 

Meetings usually take place once a month, lectures being held in the Dudley Museum and Art Gallery. Field meetings usually take place on Sundays, or an evening during the summer. 

 

The society has often been called upon to advise local industry and government on geological and environmental matters, in addition to undertaking voluntary conservation work.

BE AWARE: GEOLOGY NEAR YOU

For more information about trails and walks in the Black Country Region view our pages on local geology sites...

- Pick a Geological Site - BARROW HILL, PENSNETT BEACONHILL QUARRY SEDGLEY BLUE ROCK QUARRIES, TIVIDALE CASTLE HILL, DUDLEY HOLLOWAY ST, Lower Gornal RUBERY CUTTING AND HILL NORTON COVERT STAFFORD ROAD CUTTING WREN'S NEST NATURE RESERVE

Black Country Geological Society
Indoor Meetings
Dudley Museum & Art Gallery,
St James's Road, Dudley,
West Midlands.
England.
Phone (01384) 815 575
Email: Museum.pls@mbc.dudley.gov.uk

Email Webmaster: hickmang@bp.com

Lectures take place in the Dudley Museum & Art Gallery. The museum opens at 7.30pm and lectures normally commence at 8.00pm.