The pandemic has shown that tourism is a resilient industry. In this event, we will ask our panel how should the tourism industry respond to such disasters.
[Online] This free online session is a chance to hear more about the Geography for all project, working with colleagues and organisations across the geographical community to help address equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in the subject.
In a lavishly illustrated lecture, the co-directors Alastair Fothergill and Jeff Wilson reveal the secrets behind the making of this Disney movie.
Professor Siegert discusses how we know the Antarctic ice sheet is reacting to climate change and what it means for the UK.
James Raffan circumnavigated the Arctic Circle to put a human face on climate change. His rare and insightful story touches the Earth's last wild places revealing the breadth of human adaptation and ingenuity.
Peter wrestled with modernity in Mongolia, seeing how old traditions survive in a modern world. The Grand Alpine Tour team travelled the length of the Alps, using new technologies to explore landscape change.
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