The Society’s Monday night lectures are one of the most popular benefits for our Fellows and members. They’re a great opportunity to find out more about current geographical research and its impact on our lives, as well as to hear first-hand about the world’s different cultures. From polar adventures to hot desert trails, underwater worlds and even space exploration – there really is something for everyone.

However, we know that it’s not always possible to attend the lectures in person, so Fellows and members have exclusive access to recordings of them online. To avoid missing out, or if you simply want to watch a lecture again, log in to the website now and watch at your leisure.

Watch the video to hear Immediate Past President Nicholas Crane’s thoughts on our online lectures.

Not a member yet? Find out more about our memberships or call a member of our team on +44 (0)20 7591 3080.

Lectures you may be interested in...

Be Inspired: Madrid: midnight city - Helen Crisp

An introduction to the vibrant and energetic city that remains an enigma to many outsiders.

21 June 2021

Be Inspired: Travellers in the Great Steppe: uncovering a hidden history - Nick Fielding

In his new history of the exploration of the steppes, Nick Fielding shows that there is a hidden and far more diverse history for this vast region that is commonly known in the West.

25 January 2021

Paul considers the devastating loss of pristine tropical peat swamps in Malaysia as land is rapidly converted to large-scale palm oil agriculture.

7 December 2015

A Persian pursuit - Shirin Shabestari

Born in Iran, Shirin spent most of her childhood trekking with her father; however, her most life-changing journey was to go from being a full-time mum to leading an expedition to climb Iran’s highest peak, the 5,671m high Damavand. This was a journey intent on changing perceptions about modern day Iran, its people and its heritage.

18 March 2015

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