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GSNZ Wellington branch event
----<p>In celebration of the 30th anniversary of “The Man Who Moved The Mountains” the Wellington Branch of the GSNZ is proud to present a special screening. </p><p>With introduction from special guest Simon Nathan and a Q&A with producer and script writer Simon Lamb following the screening.
Read moreGSNZ Canterbury Branch presents the 2022 Hochstetter lecture
----<p><span style="color: rgb(33, 37, 41);">Dave will deliver a talk entitled ‘The shear zones that hold back the ice sheets’, which will showcase the lateral thinking of using geophysical and geological methods to study the physics of ice, which is also highly relevant to our society as it informs ice sheet…
Read moreGSNZ Wellington branch presents the 2022 President's Lecture - supporting Seminar
----<p>Fossil pollen and spores (‘sporomorphs’) provide important proxy records of vegetation and environmental change. Their power in this respect traditionally comes from inter-taxon morphological variation. </p><p>However, fossil sporomorphs offer other avenues for environmental reconstruction through chemical signatures within individual sporomorph particles.
Read moreGSNZ Taranaki branch meeting
----<p>Members and guests are welcome to stay for a cuppa after the event. </p><p>Contact for this event Don MacFarlan <a href="mailto:donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz" target="_blank">donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz</a></p>
Read moreGSNZ Taranaki branch meeting
----<p>Members and guests are welcome to stay for a cuppa after the event. </p><p>Contact for this event Don MacFarlan <a href="mailto:donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz" target="_blank">donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz</a></p>
Read moreGSNZ Public Lecture
----<p><strong>Warning! Natural hazard forecasts and why people respond in different ways</strong></p><p>Where can you find out more about the natural hazards that might affect you? Why do people respond in different ways to warnings, and what makes them more effective? How can you contribute to our understanding of hazards and their…
Read moreGSNZ Otago branch talk
----<p><strong style="color: rgb(33, 33, 33);">Rescheduled talk from 7 March</strong></p><p><span style="color: rgb(33, 33, 33);">Diatoms are microscopic, siliceous algae found in high abundances throughout the Southern Ocean. Their frustules are well-fossilized and well-documented in marine sediments.
Read moreUniversity of Otago Geology Seminar
----<p><span style="background-color: white; color: black;">Fjords are recognised hotspots for carbon accumulation and account for 11% of annual marine carbon burial. Tamatea/Dusky Sound in southwestern New Zealand is a ~40 km long fjord containing sub-basins functioning as carbon-rich sediment traps.
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<h3><strong>Calling all photography & geoscience enthusiasts!!!</strong></h3><p><br></p><p>The Geoscience Society of New Zealand (GSNZ) annual photography competition is your chance to share and showcase your photographic talent and passion for Aotearoa New Zealand geoscience.
Read moreGSNZ Taranaki branch meeting
----<p>After the AGM we have several members speaking on their trips with a geological bent. </p><p>Members and guests are welcome to stay for a cuppa after the event. </p><p>Contact for this event Don MacFarlan <a href="mailto:donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz" target="_blank">donald. macfarlan@xtra. co. nz</a></p>
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