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LearnGeo 2026: Early-Career Researchers Grants

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG), in collaboration with the Société Géologique de France, is inviting applications for travel grants to support early-career researchers attending LearnGeo 2026. Sponsored by the International Union of Geological Sciences,...

Call for tutors for the EFG Academy

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG), through the EFG Academy, is inviting experts to contribute to its European training platform through two formats: Deep Dive and Expert Exchange. Whether you are looking to deliver in-depth courses or share focused,...

Call for Articles: European Geologist Journal Issue 62

The Editorial Board of the European Geologist Journal (EGJ) invites submissions for the 62nd issue of the journal, to be published in December 2026. As global demand for critical raw materials continues to grow, driven by decarbonisation, renewable energy deployment,...

EFG Responds to the Antwerp Declaration

EFG Responds to the Antwerp Declaration

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) has issued a formal response to the Antwerp Declaration, reaffirming the central role of geoscience expertise in securing Europe's industrial future. Representing 50,000 geoscientists across Europe, the EFG welcomes the...

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Introducing EFGeoBlog!

Under the category EFGeoBlog, we welcome guest posts from external contributors. Find all information on how to contribute in our guidelines. We look forward to receiving your contributions!

EFG partners with the Earth Futures Festival

Earth Science, or geoscience, is the keystone to understanding the complex and changing relationships between the planet’s physical and biological systems, human interaction with the environment and climatic impacts. Yet despite the critical role geoscience plays in...

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A web-based landslide susceptibility map for Attica Region in Greece

I would like to present a recent fulfilled EU co-funded research project, named DIAS. This research has generated a 1:100,000 regional scale landslide inventory map for the Attica Region of Greece which is the basic platform for the construction of susceptibility, hazard and risk map analysis for different areas of the entire county.

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