Herdman Symposium
What is the Herdman Symposium The Herdman Symposium has been running since 1973 and is an annual regional gathering of Earth Scientists. For one day …
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Looking at sands
This resource includes photographs of seven different sands and shows how the sand grains can be identified. The resource was produced by Lis …
What particle size data can tell us about depositional environments
This resource includes a practical activity developed by Dr Stephen Brough for the Earth Science Teachers’ Association Conference which was hosted by …
Field excursion to Thurstaston Hill, Wirral
This resource is an outline of a field excursion to Thurstaston Hill on the Wirral organised by Prof Dan Faulkner for the Earth Science Teachers’ …
Journey to the centre of an earthquake
Click on the image to download the PowerPoint. This resource is a PowerPoint presentation produced by Prof Dan Faulkner for the Earth Science …
Geoscience: addressing global challenges
Click on the image to download the PowerPoint. This resource is a PowerPoint presentation produced by Prof Peter Burgess for the Earth Science …
Volcanology Teaching Resources
Geohub Liverpool thanks the Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group (VMSG) and the UK volcanology research community for their assistance collating this …
MAGMA Lab
This resource is a series of short videos created for schools and colleges to share how the MAGMA Lab at the University of Liverpool uses fieldwork …
Modelling seafloor volcanoes
This very simple numerical model helps us to understand what controls whether oceanic volcanoes reach sea-level to form islands. It shows how …
How old is this rock?
This PowerPoint briefly explains radiometric dating and introduces the terms: half-life, closure temperatures, decay constant, decay law, parent …
Introduction to Radon and Radioactivity
This resource is an introduction to radon and radioactivity. It covers basic characteristics of radioactivity and radon, the health effects of radon …
Water, Rivers and Coasts
Water, Rivers and Coasts is a web-based resource suitable for use by teachers and pupils in primary and early years in secondary schools in the UK. It …
The search for Celtic Sea Oil
This simulation game for sixth forms shows some of the techniques used by companies searching for oil and gas. The technical and economic problems …
Rock around Port Sunlight village, Wirral
This urban geology trail is a route around Port Sunlight village, which is a model industrial village founded in 1888 by William Hesketh Lever (later …
SketchFab Models
This resource is a set of Sketchfab 3D models of hand specimens used in an online version of a University of Liverpool geology practical exercise. …
Reservoir building conflict
This resource – the Stillwater Reservoir Conflict – is an activity that simulates the roles played by various interested parties when the …
Scanning Electron Microscope
This resource is an introduction to the SEM.
Cross-bedded sandstone outcrop
This shows a sandstone outcrop on The Roaches in the Peak District of England. The sandstone layers show cross bedding and the sandstone layers have …
Brownfield site remediation
These resources cover industrial brownfield sites, stages in development of these sites and the remediation technologies used. This is one of three …
Rocks in thin section
This resource is a basic introduction to looking at rocks in thin section. The resource includes a section outlining the parts of a polarising light …
Sand analysis
This sand analysis exercise is based on two sand samples from different locations. Two 0.15kg samples of sands from different locations have been …
Folds image library
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Faults image library
These images are ‘free to use’ for non-commercial educational purposes. Please acknowledge their source as GeoHubLiverpool.