Learning how to live with volcanoes, through the stories of the Soufrière of St Vincent
On November 25th, the London Volcano model will be back in Oxford, to mark ‘FRIGHTFriday‘, and the culmination of a national celebration exploring the art and science of Hope and Fear. The volcano installation should be in place by 6 pm, in advance of the main event inside the museum that starts at 7 pm. […]
London Volcano is on the move again – to Norwich, for the Science Festival 2016 at Norwich Cathedral. Come along and see the volcano in action at the Family Fun Day on Saturday 12th March.
The rain held off, the sun came out and we had a great afternoon of volcano fun outside Oxford’s Museum of Natural History. Our volunteers were kept busy all afternoon, as hordes of people came to find out what ‘undergroundology‘ was all about. Outside, in the shadow of the silent London Volcano, there were multiple […]
We have had a brilliant week sharing our knowledge and enthusiasm about volcanoes with school groups visiting the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Thank you to everyone who has come by, and to all of the volunteers and staff who have helped out. The fun continues next week – with ‘family friendly’ activities both […]
The London Volcano has been on tour this summer, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Natural Environment Research Council. We have enjoyed open days and events at the British Geological Survey and the Diamond Light Source; and featured in Einstein’s Garden at the Green Man Festival in Brecon in August – and thanks to […]
Citizen Science in the 19th and 21st Centuries
Raising awareness of current research and developments in the fields of climate science and natural hazards and translating these into real benefits for people and organisations.
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Volcano discussions in your living room
50 Explosive Years at UEA!
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