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Get help identifying your specimens or help the community by offering your thoughts on other's specimens.
Get help identifying your specimens or help the community by offering your thoughts on other's specimens.
Geology365.com is a platform that has been built to manage your mineral/fossil/gem specimen collection as well as your club and its activities.
The platform has been designed to be completely free!*
Tama Higuchi is a mineral artist, photographer, and collector based in Dallas, Texas. She focuses her collection on thumbnail and miniature specimens, as well as minerals from Africa. She uses photography to document and catalog her collection, and will often paint her favorite pieces with watercolor or oil paints. You can see more of her work at tamahiguchi.com.
In addition to manageing your mineral/fossil collection, you can generate custom labels and specimen QR codes.
Manage your club, membership, dues, activities, and your club's website all for free!*
Geology365 is a FREE to use collection and club management software. We'd like to keep it that way.
While Geology365.com accounts are free, servers and software development do cost money, so please consider helping us keep everything free and donate today!
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Clubs can now create and post articles to their club website with the new article creator! Read this article to learn how!
The Presenter Database is a collection of mineral/fossil presenters that is accessible to mineral clubs across the United States.
This will walk you through updating your club's information, as well as setting up your website, scheduling events, fields trips, etc.
Using Geology365.com to create your labels is quick and easy! Click the link below to watch a tutorial video.
If using Geology365.com's free tools doesn't work for your club, at least follow these tips for designing your website!
The EFMLS has written an article on using Geology365. I suggest you go read it!!!
There are gem/mineral/fossil/lapidary club's in every state! Find your club by reviewing this list!
Curious where the geology museums are near you? Check out this directory of museums with a significant mineral/fossil collection.
