ProGEO Members
ProGEO brings together nearly 400 members from every continent: geologists, researchers, practitioners, and heritage specialists working across diverse fields of Earth sciences. This global community actively contributes to geoconservation, supports geoheritage initiatives, and advances the understanding and protection of geological diversity worldwide. Members collaborate through international projects, expert groups, conferences, and field-based research, strengthening geoconservation efforts across Europe and beyond. The strength of ProGEO lies in this multidisciplinary network, a community committed to sharing knowledge, exchanging best practices, and developing innovative approaches to protecting the geological record. Many members also serve in ProGEO working groups, regional branches, and committees, ensuring that diverse perspectives guide the organisation’s priorities.
Where do we come from?
ProGEO is a truly international community. Our members come from over 50 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania, representing universities, geological surveys, geoparks, museums, research institutes, and professional organisations. This rich geographical diversity reflects the global relevance of geoheritage and strengthens our collective ability to understand, protect, and promote the geological heritage of our planet.