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We are a non-profit organisation that aims to record and protect geology and landscape, and to raise awareness of this Earth Heritage by engaging the public in educational programmes. The great variety of rocks in the two counties yields outstanding fossils and minerals, and they give rise to wonderful scenery. We are committed to promoting and safeguarding these assets for all the residents of, and visitors to, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

We are also involved in promoting healthy living through walking with our 'Explore' self guiding trails and the Geopark Way and associated trails. In addition, you can find information about the sites we have designated as RIGS in the two counties, about various projects we are involved in (including the Local Geodiversity Action Plans) and much more.

A free 12 page brochure describing the Trust and our work is also available to download and read. Adobe Acrobat is required.

If you are interested in joining us a member or looking for any voluntary work, then please download and return our membership and volunteering form. (Adobe Acrobat required). If you require a paper copy, or have any other general inquiries then please contact us using the information to right.

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View Article  Spring 2009 Newsletter available to download
The latest edition of the Trust's newsletter is now available to download as a pdf. Articles include information on the ...   more »
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View Article  Geopark Way Article

The Worcester News has published an article on the Geopark Way and describe a short circular walk around Knighwick that uses part of the Geopark Way Trail.

View Article  Unique Fossil Find in Herefordshire

New research at the University of Leicester has discovered exceptionally well preserved fossil from the Silurian in Herefordshire. To read more about the discovery, visit the BBC Hereford and Worcester Website.

For more information about the local geology in Herefordshire, visit Our Earth Heirtage section.

View Article  Geopark Way on the BBC

BBC Hereford and Worcester have Geopark Way section on their website. Click here to read the blog from the first end-to-end walk of the Geopark Way.

View Article  Geopark Way in the News

The new Geopark Way Trail Guide has been featured in an article on the Worcester News website. You can read all about it here

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Herefordshire & Worcestershire Earth Heritage Trust
Geological Records Centre
University of Worcester
Henwick Grove
Worcester
WR2 6AJ

Telephone 01905 855184
www.EarthHeritageTrust.org
eht@worc.ac.uk
 
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