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40 years of polar expeditions: What I have learnt
Norwegian polar explorer Børge Ousland, will be speaking about his polar expeditions over the last 40 years, including his IceLegacy project, and the crossing of the North pole in the dark.
Lost, found and followed: remarkable tales from tracking wild animals
Biologist Lucy Hawkes reveals how cutting-edge animal tracking technology is transforming our understanding of some of the planet’s most exciting wild animals.
The UNESCO Gunung Mulu National Park, Sarawak: now, then and the future
The Gunung Mulu National Park, through 13 years of service under three respective Park Managers, witnessing change, challenges and growth.
Living with risk: the geography of disasters
Join geographers Amy Donovan, Sophie Blackburn and Tracey Coates and for a discussion exploring how communities experience, understand and respond to disaster risk.
Lessons from the wild: nothing grows in the comfort zone - Anna Dimitriadis
Growing up, Anna, a wildlife filmmaker, believed she had missed the age of exploration. However, the further she travelled, the more she realised the greatest mysteries lay somewhere entirely unexpected.
Geography in practice: mapping population change with worldpop
This webinar introduces WorldPop’s work in developing demographic data and explores how geospatial data, satellite imagery and population modelling using AI can be used to address gaps in population data, particularly in regions where census information is limited, outdated or unavailable.
Glaciers and ice sheets in a warming world: impacts and outcomes
A UK UNESCO initiative reveals the disastrous loss of glaciers and their vital supply of water to mountain communities, and enhanced ice sheet melting that will accelerate coastal flooding world-wide.
What do geographers actually do?
A webinar for secondary school students and teachers exploring careers with geography.
Carbon colonialism: how rich countries export climate breakdown
Dr Laurie Parsons explores the murky practices of outsourcing environmental impact, when emissions and waste are exported from rich to poor countries.
Putting the news on the map - October 2026
Leading journalists and media watchers place the stories of the week within the wider geographical landscape, making connections across environmental, political and social forces.
Disaster risk management: communicating and understanding risk
Join us for a webinar series covering the launch of a new book 'Geographical Perspectives on Disaster Risk Management'.
Gladys West "I've got to get this right": A life of achievements that underpin GPS
This year's EGR Taylor lecture seeks to do justice to Gladys West and the impact of her work.