Nup.

There are large land animals and plants going back to the Carboniferous Era (300Ma) , and more primitive land plants back to the Devonian (~400 ma). There are terrestrial sediments dating back long before that, and the cratonic cores of most continents formed by around 2.8 Ga. The oldest cratonic cores date to 3.6 Ga, and the oldest known rock to 4.03 Ga. The oldest known mineral grain is a Zircon, from a continental terrain, daring around 4.4 Ga. There is some debate about when the first land formed, but it is likely that volcanic islands have existed as long as there have been oceans on Earth.

The Earth formed ~ 4.567 Ga

Geological "Recent", generally applies to post-glacial times or the Holocene - the last 10,000 years...