Below you’ll find all issues of GeoSuffolk Times – full of geodiversity news, achievements and activities in Suffolk<\/p>\n
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You can view our GeoSuffolk’s Privacy Notice here<\/a>.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 1<\/a> – Sutton information panel opening, Chalk landscape at Little Blakenham.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 2<\/a> – Visit Newbourne Springs, Holywells Park RIGS<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 3<\/a> – Visit ‘God’s Square’ Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 4<\/a> – Stoke Tunnel SSSI community panel, Coralline Crag at Orford<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 5<\/a> – Visit Lakenheath, Curry Fund grant for Pliocene Forest<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 6<\/a> – Crag Rhino tooth from Bawdsey, cleaning Ipswich Museum’s mammoth<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 7<\/a> – Visit Butley Forest pit, iron pyrites at Bawdsey<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 8<\/a> – Visit Westleton, Nucula cobboldiae<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 9<\/a> – Visit Lowestoft, Halstead Medal award<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 10<\/a> – Visit Nacton cliff, new Pliocene Forest board at Sutton<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 11<\/a> – Coprolite Street goes to London, Coralline Crag in Wantisden Church<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 12<\/a> – Sea defences at Felixstowe, Boyton Church<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 13<\/a> – Read ‘The Chalk of Suffolk’, Pliocene Forest Open day<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 14<\/a> – New County Geosites for Suffolk, Harkstead field guide<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 15<\/a> – Condition monitoring in Leiston and Dunwich, question sculpture, Ipswich<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 16<\/a> – The Pliocene deli, Coralline Crag at Thorpeness<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 17<\/a> – Biotic interaction in the Suffolk Crags, Greyfriars Coralline Crag wall<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 18<\/a> – Norwich Crag geology around Westleton, glaciotectonics in Ipswich<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 19<\/a> – Barnby WWI memorial cross, sea-dredged aggregate<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 20<\/a> – Bedfield WWI memorial cross,<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 21<\/a> – Visit Southwold, Stanton WWI memorial cross<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 22<\/a> – Clare WWI memorial cross, Westleton Heath pit CGS<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 23<\/a> – Red Crag at Newbourne pit, Orford Castle pit<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 24<\/a> – Pocket Park sarsens, Searles Wood grave<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 25<\/a> – Westleton Common pit, Pliocene Plant Profiles<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 26<\/a> – New Breckland leaflet, Elizabeth Cobbold<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 27<\/a> – Crag flints, bird nest in Pliocene Forest<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 28<\/a> – Knettishall Heath CGS excavation, museum identification days<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 29<\/a> – Visit Needham Lake, more Breckland on the web<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 30<\/a> – Neutral Farm SSSI Red Crag pit, Ipswich Geological Group<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 31<\/a> – Rockhall Wood SSSI north face, new website for GeoSuffolk<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 32<\/a> – Boyton ‘Delft’ clay, London Clay at Shotley<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 33<\/a> – Interglacials, Amoeboceras<\/em><\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 34<\/a> – Paramoudras, Thorpeness to Sizewell<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 35<\/a> – Fulgurite, AONB Work Party<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 36<\/a> – Sudbury geology, Ipswich Museum Geology Gallery<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 37<\/a> – Mary Somerville, Bawdsey Cliff SSSI<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 38<\/a> – Great Bealings WWI memorial cross, Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB work parties<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 39<\/a> – Pliocene Forest, Cromer Forest Bed, Butley Forest Pit CGS<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 40<\/a> – Fissures in the Coralline Crag, megalodon tooth, fossil leaf<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 41<\/a> – Westleton Common CGS Geo-panel, Suffolk’s Crag Coprolites<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 42<\/a> – Elizabeth Cobbold, Harwich Polar Base, a puddingstone<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 43<\/a> – Suffolk Jurassic, Pliocene Forest 10th Birthday<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 44<\/a> – Odontolite, Sudbourne Park Pit SSSI Coralline Crag<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 45<\/a> – Lockdown extra, Anthropocene Golden Spike, Ipswich brickyards<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 46<\/a> – Figure Stones, Alice B Woodward<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 47<\/a> – Ransomes Patent Stone, Ipswich Museum type and figured specimens, Vesuvius 1944<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 48<\/a> – Surveying SSSIs (Red and Coralline Crag), Basil Brown<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 49<\/a> – Crag Boxstones, Joseph T Last<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 50<\/a> – Roger Dixon, condition monitoring CGS, Sara Wallis<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 51<\/a> – Ipswich Museum research projects, Harkstead, Walpole erratic<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 52<\/a> – Orford Castle Pit CGS Coralline Crag, Bawdsey Cliff SSSI Red Crag<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 53<\/a> – Ichthyosaur fossils in Suffolk, AONB Work Party at Orford.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 54<\/a> – Lowestoft erratic, three Dunwich CGS<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 55<\/a> – Orford Castle, Echinocyamus<\/em>.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 56<\/a> – Coralline Crag at Thorpeness, more Orford Castle.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 57<\/a> – Ipswich Museum geology collection Designation, more Pliocene Forest<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 58<\/a> – Coralline Crag, Crag Path Aldeburgh<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 59<\/a> – Ipswich Museum Designation Celebration, Ferry Cliff SSSI, Serrated Megalodons<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 60<\/a> – Cavenham Heath CGS, Wolsey’s Harwich Stone, Pulhamite at risk<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 61<\/a> – Sutton Church CGS, Pliocene Forest, C&H National Landscape Work Party<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 62<\/a> – Suffolk County Geodiversity Sites, Fiint.<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 63<\/a> – Blackfriars CGS, Easton Bavents, Discover GeoIpswich<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 64<\/a> – Westleton Common, Elizabeth Cobbold blue plaque<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 65<\/a> – Flint variety, Mendlesham erratics<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 66<\/a> – The Building Stones of Suffolk, Sizewell stratigraphy<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 67<\/a> – The Rattlesden River CGS, ammonite erratic, Cobbold’s Point<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 68<\/a> – Easton Bavents to Pakefield Cliffs SSSI, Aldeburgh Brick Pit<\/p>\n GeoSuffolk Times Issue 69<\/a> – Benacre Ness SSSI, Sutton Hoo Garnets<\/p>\n