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Save the date for the 88th EFG Council Meeting in May 2026

Save the date for the 88th EFG Council Meeting in May 2026

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) is pleased to confirm that the 88th Spring Council Meeting will take place from 13 to 17 May 2026 on the island of Milos, Greece, hosted by the Association of Greek Geologists (AGG). Milos is internationally recognised for...

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Highlights of the 87th EFG Council Meeting in Zaragoza

Highlights of the 87th EFG Council Meeting in Zaragoza

The 87th Council Meeting of the European Federation of Geologists (EFG) was held in Zaragoza on 7 and 8 November 2025, in connection with the 5th International Professional Geology Congress (5th IPGC). The congress was organised by the Spanish Official Association of...

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EFG provides feedback on the EU Circular Economy Act

EFG provides feedback on the EU Circular Economy Act

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) has submitted its response to the European Commission’s call for feedback on the upcoming Circular Economy Act. The Commission plans to propose this Act to strengthen the EU’s economic security and competitiveness while...

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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!

In between Barrandian and eternity

A STORY OF MY GRANDFATHER JIŘÍ KOVANDA AND HIS GREAT FRIEND VOJEN LOŽEK In the past months, I have been in touch with more librarians and their institutions than ever before. My reasoning was simple, I wanted to help my grandfather with his fantastic literary search....

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Good expectations for Earth science communication

The time of a science confined to its ivory towers, reduced to production and solitary research is over. I usually tell our scientists that if they are here, at the Spanish Geological Survey (IGME), it is because they have been selected as one of the best public...

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Communicating geoscience: time to do better

Geoscientists make up quite a unique community. We are commonly perceived as outdoorsy and observant (and strangely interested in decorative boulders or pavement rocks), which is not a bad generalisation, but that certainly does not capture the plurality of the field....

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