🌍 Explore Namibia’s Ediacaran–Cambrian landscapes at the 2026 @geosociety Thompson Field Forum! 🏞️ 25 May–2 Jun | Limited to 40 participants | Hands-on geology + expert-led discussions. Apply by 30 Jan ➡️ https://t.co/Bbz7YFZ8qD #GSAThompson #FieldGeology #Namibia

The GeoBus Without Borders team spent this week in Swakopmund, Namibia, working with our colleagues from @GRINDicdp and Geological Survey of Namibia to deliver workshops for staff and students at @MondesaYouth and Coastal High School.

This week the GeoBus Without Borders team were in Keetmanshoop, Namibia, with our colleagues from @GRINDicdp and Geological Survey of Namibia to deliver workshops for teachers, @unam_na students and students from J A Nel, PK de Villiers & Keetmanshoop Senior Secondary Schools.

We’re hiring! We have a vacancy for a GeoBus Education Assistant. Full details can be found at: https://t.co/KaLW2KqkPq

Prof Simone Kasemann (University of Bremen) has been interviewed regarding her work in the Ediacaran as part of the GRIND team. The article is in German...read more on p.34 👉 https://t.co/6jpxYoensd

Scientific drilling explained to young scientists 🔎 by @icdpDrilling 👉 'Secrets Beneath Your Feet—The Fascinating World of Scientific Drilling' 📢published in Frontiers for Young Minds @FrontYoungMinds! Discover the secrets here➡️ https://t.co/pHUrTn2dMK

Hi Ediacaran friends! ☺️🥰 If you’re planning to attend #NAPC2024 and you have some research that you’d love to share, please consider submitting to our Ediacaran symposium! We hope to see you there in Michigan! The abstract deadline is January 20! 👀

A nice write-up of the GRIND-funded 'GeoBus Without Borders' teaching programme in Namibia 👇 https://t.co/6BPDRTVQog

GeoBus Without Borders, sponsored by @grindicdp & NEO Energy, launched at the Geological Survey of Namibia in Windhoek this week. The project aims to provide teachers across Namibia with resources for hands-on, interactive delivery of Earth science concepts.

GeoBus Without Borders launched today at the Geological Survey of Namibia. The team (Catherine, Lynn, Lauren & Lola) worked with 15 GSN staff to introduce interactive ideas & experiments that help teach Earth Science concepts in schools during outreach visits across Namibia. 🌍

The GRIND Central Science Team have been working with colleagues from the Geological Survey of Namibia and @unam_na to investigate potential drilling sites to target Cryogenian stratigraphy in the Opuwo basin. #GRINDCRY #drilling #proposal

P.S. Time 2-4 pm (UK time)

📣Reminder📣 Our virtual workshop discussing drilling the Cryogenian is next week. Everyone welcome! Please RT and sign up! 📅Mon 4 September 2023 📷Zoom Free registration, sign-up here: https://t.co/I0q4Lsyoc0

We're drilling the Cryogenian! And we'd love Earth scientists at any career stage to join our virtual workshop to discuss drilling targets and goals. 📅Mon 4 September 2023 ⏰2–4 pm (UK time) 🖥️Zoom 📋Free registration, sign-up here: https://t.co/I0q4Lsyoc0

Two new geology tenure-track jobs at Melb Uni- come work with us in SGEAS! Please get in touch if you have any questions. https://t.co/6iQcxCIjFf https://t.co/0n7u0xuDCF

And that's a wrap! Brazil's first sample party and further Namibia data collection is now complete. Iona and Megan celebrated this achievement, creating the national flags of all GRIND's participating countries in core 1H's final corebox noodles. #untappedtalent

Iona and Megan do a corebox shuffle all for Ediacaran cyclostratigraphy!

Iona Baillie (PhD student, @JohnsHopkins) and Megan Athey (MGeol student, @EarthSciStA) are taking magnetic susceptibility measurements through the youngest Namibian stratigraphy (1H Orange River core). It's repetitive work! #unpack #scan #coreboxshuffle

Keeping our fingers crossed🤞for the planned Australian membership!🇦🇺

The Brazilian Sample Party has got off to a great start with scientists from the USA, Germany and Brazil so far taking 110 samples through the Ediacaran Tamengo and Bocaina Formations! #GRIND #sampleparty