Learning how to live with volcanoes, through the stories of the Soufrière of St Vincent
The rain held off, the sun came out and we had a great afternoon of volcano fun outside Oxford’s Museum of Natural History. Our volunteers were kept busy all afternoon, as hordes of people came to find out what ‘undergroundology‘ was all about. Outside, in the shadow of the silent London Volcano, there were multiple […]
What is it like to live through a volcanic eruption? What happened to the place you call home? And how did the experience affect you, your family and friends, and everyone else in the neighbourhood? In a set of three wonderful new films made for the STREVA project, Vincentians talk about the moment in April 1979, when […]
London Volcano will sit, resplendant, on the west lawn of London’s Natural History Museum for Universities UK Week, from 9 – 13 June; with a special ‘late night opening’ on June 11th. It will be the backdrop to a week-long programme of activities that will explore what it is like to live near an active […]
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