The West Yorkshire Geology Trust is a dedicated group of volunteers working to protect and preserve the county's geological sites while raising awareness about its unique rocks and landscapes. They offer a range of products and services to fulfill this mission. Their main focus is on Local Geological Sites (LGS), which are safeguarded due to their educational and research value.

To explore these sites, they have created geological walking trails in various locations such as Todmorden Moor, Boston Spa, Otley Chevin, Penistone Hill at Haworth, and Castle Hill near Huddersfield. For a more immersive experience, they also provide downloadable audio podcasts for Otley Chevin and Marsden near Huddersfield. To further enhance the understanding of the region's geology, they offer geological leaflets for areas including Boston Spa, Penistone Hill, Otley Chevin, and Castle Hill.

Additionally, their publication Riches of the Earth delves into the extraction of coal, sandstone, and fireclay from South Pennine moors. Visit their website to access more detailed resources and information about upcoming events and how to get involved. The West Yorkshire Geology Trust is a valuable resource for geology enthusiasts and those interested in understanding the geological wonders of West Yorkshire