GSNI held a symposium in Belfast to showcase its achievements over the decades and its commitment to public service.

International research collaboration for landslide hazard reduction in the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu, India. Scientists and engineers from UK, Italy and India are collaborating to improve the assessment of landslide hazard and early warning systems in India.

A new beginning: a collaborative partnering approach towards African
geodata

Congratulations to Dr Michael Watts who was recently elected to the post of President of the Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health. Michael has been involved in the SEGH for nearly 15 years as a member of the European board and active on the International board via his role in redesigning the website since 2010.

The BGS is actively working to promote the greater understanding of the subsurface, with the development of new data donation and data access services in conjunction with industry partners and the stakeholder community.