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Lessons from the trail: a mother’s solo trek with kids
Hiking hut to hut through the Italian Dolomites, Nuran Honakhande and her two children embrace adventure, challenges, and the unexpected, while deepening their bond and creating unforgettable memories.
The lost art of the land: under sail around the Small Isles and Skye
Following in the footsteps of early scientists, Phoebe Sleath documents the rocks and landscape in her watercolour sketchbook, and considers our connection with science by observing nature through art.
Navigating blockades: life as a UN intern during Panama's mining crisis
As Tilly Corcoran works on preparations for a summit of environment ministers in the region, nationwide protests reveal what is really at stake.
Krakatoa and me: the fire that cannot be extinguished
Finally realising a lifelong quest to travel to the world's most turbulent volcano, Steven Marjoram explores how its resilience and determination reflect his own story.
Mongolia: nomadism in the blood
Exploring rich nomadic traditions, Mike Ashby and his daughter Izzy experience the Naadam Festival in Ulaanbaatar, before traveling together through vast landscapes, deepening their understanding and connection.
A night on the extinction express
Join award-winning conservationist Sacha Dench on a journey flying alongside Bewick’s swans from Russia to the UK by paramotor. Find out why we need conservation efforts without borders and, as Sacha calls it, an MI5 for nature.
A year in the woods: Montalto through the seasons
Author and broadcaster Paul Clements discusses his time living at one of Northern Ireland’s most historic estates, and how its landscape, wildlife and gardens change over the seasons.
Geography in practice: fixing the foundations - a call for GIS standards in BNG
This webinar explores the FRIDAS® checklist, a practical framework for improving Geographic Information System (GIS) data quality in Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) submissions.
Geography in practice: WorldPop - how geospatial data puts people on the map
This webinar will explore how the WorldPop Research Group at the University of Southampton is combining traditional survey data with new geospatial data sources to develop innovative data science methods that can help us to better understand the spatial distribution of people across the globe.
Earth Photo 2025 awards evening
Join the Royal Geographical Society, Forestry England and Parker Harris for the unveiling of the winners of the Earth Photo 2025 competition.
Architecture as an Earth practice
Join the curators of the British Pavilion for the 2025 Venice Biennale as they present a compelling lecture-performance that expands on the exhibition’s central themes of repair, reparation, and resistance.
Medals and awards celebration 2025
Our medals and awards recognise people or organisations for their outstanding contributions to geographical research, fieldwork and teaching, and public engagement. Join us as we celebrate the 2025 award recipients.