British Geological Survey - Open Geoscience
recently launched on the BGS website, this resource allows open access to certain geological mapping data and a number of other archives. Well worth a look!

BBC Science and Nature: Age of the dinosaurs
part of the BBC's prehistoric Life website focusing on all things Dinosaur.

BBC Education: GCSE Bitsize Guide to Rocks
GCSE revision site for rocks and the rock cycle.

Charmouth Fossils
Describes the discovery (in early 2000) and preparation of a large ichthyosaur fossil at Charmouth.

CTI Geography, Geology and Meteorology Homepage
The site's focus is to enhance the quality and effectiveness of teaching and learning of geography in higher education through the use of appropriate learning technologies and associated resources.

Dinosaurs and the Expanding Earth
Why were Dinosaurs so big? Here is one possible explanation.

The Disaster Area
Colourful, fun site for young students about all sorts of natural disasters including volcanoes, earthquakes and floods. Hosted by the US Federal Emergency Management Agency.

Our Dynamic Earth
An exhibition in the centre of Edinburg with various displays about the Earth.

E4S; Education for Sustainability
designed by a partnership of teachers, industrialists and environmental organisations, this site provides resources for teachers, students, parents and anyone else interested in understanding the environment and using resources in a sustainable manner.

Environmental Contaminants Encyclopedia
US based guide to environmental pollutants.

Geography Discipline Network
Pedagogic resources for Geography, Earth and Environmental Science in Higher Education.

Global Volcanism Program
Based at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. Aimed at those with a scientific background.

GPS
An introduction to the Global Positioning System.

Mineral Gallery
Online mineral gallery where you can purchase specimens.

Natural History Museum, London

Palaeobase
PalaeoBase databases are intended to provide an authoritative reference and teaching resource for common and stratigraphically important invertebrate macrofossils.

The PALEOMAP Project
The site illustrates with animations and colourful maps the movement of the continents and changing climate during the past 650 million years.

The Virtual Earth
A tour of the World Wide Web for earth scientists.

Volcano World
Comprehensive source of Volcano information, with teacher's guides and lesson plans, definitions and explanations, a listing of volcano workshops and conferences and much more. It also has a large area for youngsters with games, quizzes, volcano legends and virtual field trips.

West's Geology Directory
A large directory of internet links on geology and earth science topics, produced by Ian West at Southampton University

Trilobites
A website devoted to all things trilobite!