Royal Geographical Society - Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

Governing the oceans: How (almost) everything you own moves from A to B

This school member lecture was delivered by Dr Kimberley Peters from the School of Environmental Sciences, University of Liverpool

What's going on in Greenland? - Professor Alun Hubbard

School Member Lecture, 24 June 2015

London's gentrification game - Professor Chris Hamnett

School Member Lecture, 20 January 2016

Moving from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals - Professor Katie Willis

School Member Lecture, 29 June 2016

Cutting-edge developments in mapping science - Jeremy Morley

School Member Lecture 21 September 2016

Extreme Weather - The history of human-environmental interactions and our climatic past, Professor Georgina Endfield - University of Nottingham

School Member Lecture, 25 January 2017

Beyond borders: changing geographies of migration and asylum - Dr Jonathan Darling, University of Manchester

School Member Lecture, 30 June 2017

High street regeneration: place-making and changing spaces - Dr Steve Millington, Manchester Metropolitan University

Declining retail poses fundamental questions to the future of places where we live, work and socialise. How can geographers envisage brighter futures for their creative, social, cultural and economic development?

Water Security – Professor Chad Staddon

Professor Chad Staddon presents findings from research into water security, and insecurity, at different spatial scales, from individual households to global regions, noting the key challenges facing decision-makers.

Hazard management

Dr Amy Donovan discusses the importance of understanding interactions between human and physical environments.

Carbon cycle

Professor Jeremy Pritchard from the University of Birmingham discusses the carbon cycle.

The Sustainable Development Goals: ambition or fantasy?

This School Member lecture was delivered by Linden Edgell, Global Sustainability Director at ERM.

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