The artists Susie Hamilton, Naja Abelsen and Eleanor Havsteen-Franklin discuss their exhibition which explores Inuit culture, environmental concerns, and the Arctic expeditions undertaken by their forefathers in Greenland, inspired by the Society’s archives, NIRS residency and workshops in Greenland.
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Royal Geographical Society (with IBG), 1 Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2AR
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Studying the landscape
Mike demonstrates the changing geographical face of the landscape through many centuries of human occupation in Cheshire, on The Wirral and along the River Dee - transport systems, industrialisation and urban growth.
Grosvenor Museum, ChesterOpen to allMonday 18 December 2023 - Members plus guest
On a precipice: saving wildlife in India
This talk explores the challenges and complexity of conserving endangered wildlife in a densely populated, land scarce, fast growing economy.
Open to allMonday 8 January 2024 - lecture
Rivers over rock: potholes and their significance
Drawing on examples of river potholes and their significance for natural and cultural heritage the talk combines science, art and culture with landscape and underwater photography.
OnlineOpen to allThursday 11 January 2024