GeoKultur is the geology and heritage practice of Per Storemyr, bringing together research, specialist knowledge and practical work focused on stone, landscapes and cultural heritage. Its website shares articles, reports and thematic maps, alongside information about services and research. The work spans geology, geomorphology, archaeology, rock art and the study of historic building materials and traditional crafts.

A particular area of interest is lime and lime burning, including traditional kiln methods, lime production and the use of lime mortar in building conservation. GeoKultur also documents projects and observations related to monument conservation, medieval stonework, weathering processes and heritage sites in Norway and internationally. Its published reports draw on field visits and research, with subjects ranging from coastal tafoni and Alpine weathering to prehistoric rock art and traditional lime production for restoration.

By connecting scientific investigation with practical heritage conservation, GeoKultur provides readers with accessible, detailed accounts of how geological materials, historic techniques and cultural landscapes can be understood and preserved.