European Federation of Geologists

European Federation of Geologists application forms: Word format - PDF format

List of EurGeols

EFG REGISTER of European Geologist title holders

The Register below presents all current holders of the EurGeol title.

The presence of a name on this list affirms that the individual has presented their qualifications and experience for peer review, and been awarded the title. Since award they have continued to pay their annual subscription when due, and also presented records of their Life Long Learning activities to support their continued tenure of the title.

European Geologist Magazine

The European Geologist magazine is the voice of the EFG.

The magazine is published twice a year and carries articles on geological issues, both technical and professional and other matters.
The Magazine carries advertising, and rates are provided in the Magazine.
The Editor would be pleased to receive advertisements and articles for consideration for publication (Harper-McCorry@net.telenor.dk)

Pdf files of the last issues - http://www.eurogeologists.eu/index.php?page=155

GeoNews - http://www.eurogeologists.eu/index.php?page=175

Delegations

The European Federation of Geologists (EFG) represents geologists throughout Europe, through the national representative bodies of each member country. At the moment EFG has 20 member countries representing more than 75,000 geoscientists. There are 4 observer countries which may join the EFG in the near future.

Office:
Isabel Fernandez, Office Director
European Federation of Geologists
Rue Jenner 13, 1000 Brussels
Tel: 02-7887631
Email: info.efg@eurogeologists.eu
www.eurogeologists.eu

Objectives

To represent the geological profession in Europe.

The Committee of Geologists of the European Union (C.G.E.U.) is the authorised organisation to represent the E.F.G. to the E.U. and its various bodies.

To safeguard and promote the present and future interests of the geological profession in Europe, including:

To garantee the free movement of geologists in Europe, with the mutual recognition of their academic and professional qualifications by the adoption of the European Geologists Bill.
To promote the harmonisation of education and training.To define and protect the title of geologist and related professional titles.
To promote the code of professional ethics of the E.F.G.
To provide advice and assistance to constituent member National Associations.
To promote an European geological policy with regard to the responsible use of the Earth`s natural resources and in particular:
- Energy resources.
- Mineral and construction material resources.
- Water resources and environmental pollution.
- Geological problems in land development, as well as environmental protection and the exploitation of primary raw materials.