Talks & Lectures

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Our living story, brought to life through talks, public lectures and discussions.

These events help to connect our geology with the English Riviera’s culture and heritage.

A group of five people, three children and two adults, smiling and sitting close to a small fire inside a cave with rocky walls and ceiling.

A topographic map in black and light green with contour lines indicating elevation changes and a couple of straight lines crossing the map.

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Discovery Evenings at Kents Cavern

Expert-led presentations inside the caves, taking you through the rich history, geological wonders and archaeological treasures of this extraordinary landscape — with the chance to explore further into the cave after the talk.

Kents Cavern →

A smiling man with blue eyes and short, light brown hair standing outdoors against a rocky background.

Illustration of a mountain with trees and a river flowing towards the right

Watercolor illustration of a green fern leaf.

Geopark In Focus

A series of films and podcasts in which Geopark Patron Professor Iain Stewart explores what makes this Geopark so special — from when the rocks around us were formed to the artists and writers inspired by the Geopark today.

Listen & Watch →

A digital illustration of a long, curved, textured log or branch with small twigs and leaves on its left end, set against a black background.

Four people are standing on a dirt path by the sea, with a small green island or rock formation in the background. The sky above is partly cloudy. Two of the individuals are looking at a map, while the others are talking, and all are dressed in casual outdoor clothing.

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The Devonshire Association

Founded in 1862, the Association’s geology section runs activities, events and talks within the area, and hosts symposia celebrating Devon’s six UNESCO-recognised heritage assets.

The Devonshire Association →