Geology is often framed as objective, neutral, and apolitical, but its history is deeply tied to extraction, colonialism, and the control of land, labour, and resources. This blog explores why geology collections are not as neutral as they seem, how exclusion still shapes the discipline today, and what repair, accountability, and more inclusive futures could look like across museums, geoscience, and education.

I don’t know a single museum in the UK that doesn’t have some  form of taxidermy on display. And while I trained as a geologist at the...

It has been a near-impossible task to find the first Black Geologist. I have found no records or recognition of any historical Black...

CW: This article contains discussions of medicine, oppression and war. A Nursing Pioneer who saved hundreds on the battlefield (1805 -...

Our Mother, Our shared legacy Imagine a journey back in time to the dawn of humanity. You follow the footsteps of your ancestors,...