About Us
The Hydrogeological Group is a specialist group within the Geological Society of London, which represents the science of hydrogeology and the hydrogeologists that practise that science. It currently has over 1000 members of which around 350 have already attained chartered status. The Hydrogeological Group represents a major professional interest in British hydrogeology.
The aim of the Group is to advance the study and practice of hydrogeology by holding meetings (and joint meetings with other organisations), by encouraging education and research, by representing and promoting the hydrogeological aspects of the Geological Society internationally and by assisting the Society in its representation of professional hydrogeologists.
View the current Hydrogeological Group committee list.
This constitution replaces all previous versions and was approved by the Council of The Geological Society of London on 27 November 2002 and adopted at a Special General Meeting of the Hydrogeological Group held on 11 December 2003. You can download a copy of this below:
The aim of the Group is to advance the study and practice of hydrogeology by holding meetings (and joint meetings with other organisations), by encouraging education and research, by representing and promoting the hydrogeological aspects of the Geological Society internationally and by assisting the Society in its representation of professional hydrogeologists.
The Committee
View the current Hydrogeological Group committee list.
The Constitution
This constitution replaces all previous versions and was approved by the Council of The Geological Society of London on 27 November 2002 and adopted at a Special General Meeting of the Hydrogeological Group held on 11 December 2003. You can download a copy of this below: