Bucks Geology Group

How to join the Bucks Geology Group

(formerly called the Bucks Earth Heritage Group)

Membership is open to beginners and experts alike.

Annual fees are £12.00 for individual membership and £19.00 for family membership

Membership runs from 1st April to 31st March the following year. New members joining after 1st October can pay a reduced membership fee of £6.00 for individual membership or £10 for family membership to cover the period up to 31st March

Membership Payment

Bank transfer is the preferred method but payment by cheque is also possible

If paying by bank transfer or standing order please complete the membership form on your device and email to our Membership Secretary membersbucksgeology@gmail.com to receive the Group’s bank details.

To download a membership form click here ( PDF )

If paying by cheque (payable to Bucks Geology Group) please print and complete the membership form and post to:

Membership Secretary: Bucks Geology Group,
c/o Bucks County Museum Resource Centre,
Rowborough Road,
Halton, Bucks HP22 5PN

The Bucks Geology Group complies with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Only the Group’s Secretary, Membership Secretary and Treasurer will have access to the information you provide. This information will be kept secure and will not be shared with other organisations or individuals. Your details will be deleted when you cease to be a member

To learn more about our Privacy Policy...BGG BGG Privacy Policy 2024

To learn more about the aims of the BGG, read our Constitution here...BGG Constitution click here ( PDF 128kb)

If you have any further questions regarding membership, please contact our Membership Secretary email:(membersbucksgeology@gmail.com)

For further information on the Bucks Geology Group please contact the BGG Secretary Mike Palmer on 01296 325223 (office hours) or email: (mpalmer@discoverbucksmuseum.org)

A group performing a biodiversity survey ahead of a quarry clean-up at Whitleaf Hill.

Mike Henty on the reccie of Coombs Quarry before the big clean up

A group intently checking out a fossil from a quarry visit

Many trips and events are suitable for children, if accompanied by an adult, just ask for details