Andrew Benfield embarks on a mountain odyssey in his quest to get to the bottom of a mysterious legend. Could there be a hairy biped roaming the Himalayas?
This recording is from our annual Geographical journeys: microlectures event, where eight speakers had just 10 minutes each to share their geographical journeys in an illustrated talk.
The event was organised by the Society’s Younger Members' Committee.
Featured image: Anuj Adhikary
[In-person] An opportunity for Key Stage Three students to hear about the importance of choosing geography from trained Geography Ambassadors and Geography Professionals who aim to excite and engage students.
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB) are havens for wildlife and are designated national areas of importance. Here we will learn of the management of two such areas, Dedham Vale and Suffolk Coast and Heaths.
A guided virtual walk full of fascinating context and history, led by Dick Bateman.
Research on microplastics has largely focused on the oceans, but what is the contribution from our rivers? Jamie will explore microplastic contamination in UK river basins and the role of floods in microplastic transport.
Jenny discovered the remarkable illustrated journals of Thomas Machell in the British Library. She will interweave their adventures as she seeks this forgotten explorer in India's Raj, the South China Sea, Polynesia and Arabia.
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