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Drawing of an Iguanodon foot from the Isle of Wight, in our 1857 monograph by Richard Owen

Last day to apply for our Edward Forbes prize!!

For #Fossilfriday this week, another illustration from a Richard Owen Palaeontographical Society monograph. Here, Iguanodon teeth and skull from his 1874 supplement.

Dr Jess Franklin will deliver a public talk for the Belfast Geol Soc on March 18th @ 6.30 pm. She will share updates on all the amazing fossil-themed events & initiatives that Ireland's Fossil Heritage delivers to the public, including exciting news on the big plans for the year ahead!

Join us next Thursday, April 3 for Lauren Wilson’s Speaker Series talk, “Cretaceous Arctic Birds from the Prince Creek Formation of Northern Alaska.” Learn more and register for the Zoom talk now: tyrrellmuseum.com/whats_on/speci…

Don't forget to book your place on one of our fossil walks for Cork Lifelong Learning Festival on Wed April 2nd or Sat April 5th meeting outside St Mary's Church on Pope's Quay at 10am. Places are limited and must be booked via email to Jess at [email protected] #corklearningfest2025 #ucc

Some Lower Palaeozoic Trilobites of Girvan from the 88th volume of the Monographs of the Palaeontographical Society by F. R Cowper Reed (1935). #FossilFriday

Just a reminder that our Annual Meeting is in less than a month! Both online and in person :), please share and attend :)

Deadline for the Abstract submission and early bird registration for the EAVP Meeting in Krakow is only 2 days away, until 29 April!

Just over a week away :), please attend if you can

If you had been a member of @PalSoc 150 years ago, you would have received the monograph on Trigonia by John Lycett. Here are some he illustrated from the Isle of Wight

An illustration of Hemicidaris from our 1855 @PalSoc monograph by Thomas Wright #FossilFriday