Jeremy Pile

Earth Scientist/Geologist, coastal geomorphology, physical geography, shallow geophysics (GPR)

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@TEC_Kimmeridge Looks like the tail of an Ichthyosaur

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@TEC_Kimmeridge Pliosaur paddle

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@Durotrigesdig Don't you mean copper alloy age?

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@TEC_Kimmeridge Crocodile?

[BSG Geomorphology @BSG_Geomorph]

Join us on Wednesday 12th Feb at 12:30 (UK time) for a seminar by Prof Angela Gurnell! Angela will introduce natural flood management measures more broadly as well as explore the hydrogeomorphological benefits of leaky dams! @QMULGeography 🌊 @RGS_IBGhe Link to register below...

[Norfolk Coast and Broads NT @NorfolkCoastNT]

📢 Conservation job opportunity!

We’re looking for a dynamic and forward-thinking Countryside Manager to lead our progressive nature conservation work in north Norfolk and the Broads.

Find out more https://t.co/iWzwnDqFZY

New closing date: 9 Feb

#conservationjobs #Norfolkjobs

[EA Geomorphology @EAGeomorphology]

📢 #Job alert!

Geomorphology Technical Specialist - East Anglia

Open to applicants with varying degrees of experience
in geomorphology or related disciplines.

Closes 17/02/24

Interested and want to know more? DM us or use the email in the advert ⬇️

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[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@theAliceRoberts Joined Bluesky a couple of weeks ago, atm better place for considered opinions

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@jurassicg1rl @PooleMuseum @archaeologyuk Did Martin show you round the museum? Plenty of archaeological artefacts have been found over the years. There are (or were) woad plants growing around the site. BU were also kindly allowed to use part of the site for forensic exercises in the past.

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@TEC_Kimmeridge It's an Ammonite (extinct marine cephlapod), relative of the more primitive Nautilis (extanct). A predator of Jurassic and Cretaceous seas, but also predated upon by Ichthyosaurs. The body would have sat in the last chamber, with tentacles facing outwards.

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@jurassicg1rl @nationaltrust @dynamicdunes @The_GA @RGS_IBGschools @SteveBraceGeog @NTSouthWest @NaturalEngland You must have been up really early Anj. Not so pleasant out there now, can only just see Brownsea through the murk.

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@Durotrigesdig It's the bottom part of a ritually sacrificed pot 🙂

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@jurassicg1rl @Pastpreservers @FredOlsenCruise Happy Birthday Anjana! 🎈🎁🎂🎁🎈

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@Matt_Pinner Corfe, from the western ridge. Not the usual viewpoint…

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@EAGeomorphology @BSG_Geomorph Really wish I could have been there, but…. Anyway, haven’t Geomorphologists always used their intuition? Just we now have the theory and tools to support our intuition and the science to back it up.

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@jurassicg1rl Burrow?

[EA Geomorphology @EAGeomorphology]

Mass movements like this are becoming increasingly common as the #ClimateEmergency drives more extreme rainfall patterns.

It's critical we factor landscape change into our land use planning and risk management, coupling #hydrology with #geomorphology.

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@theAliceRoberts 73?…best year ever! Happy Birthday!
As for the comment, I’m not a professor (not even a “pretend” one, whatever that is), but I have worked in academia and know how much work is involved, even to be a lecturer, let alone a professor!

[Jeremy Pile @geoflibble]

@CoastalLabNTU Looking good!

[Environment Agency @EnvAgency]

Today, landowner John Price was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment for the destruction of 1.5km of the protected River Lugg.

Together with @NaturalEngland, we welcome this sentence and will continue to work hard to restore the health of our rivers.

📰: https://t.co/LTezvD8ruU