Resources for schools
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I can See the Sea
This module looks at how humans interact with the sea using aquariums as the lens in which to see them
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Glacial environments in a warming world - Professor Bethan Davies and Dr Guy Paxman
School Member Lecture, 20 November 2024
Chinese mines
This activity looks at how mines in China are still a major part of the economy
Oil and Gas
This activity explores the ways in which methane emissions are monitored with technology
Wildfires
This activity explores the causes, impacts and management of wildfires in the Amazon
Tropical Storm Helene
This activity explores the impacts of tropical storms in the US
I can See the Sea
This module looks at how humans interact with the sea using aquariums as the lens in which to see them
Flood Alert!
While many areas have systems and infrastructure in place to help mitigate the effects of flooding, managing the risk is becoming increasingly challenging
Sewage
Reports of increased pollution incidents, E. coli contamination, beach closures and the postponement of sporting events are putting sewage in the spotlight
The changing city - alternative uses of urban space - Professor Oli Mould
School Member Lecture, 25 September 2025
Choose Geography flyer for options evenings
A flyer to give to students and parents/guardians at options evenings to encourage uptake to GCSE and A Level
Study Geography supplement 2024
A guide to studying geography at university
Sport and its impacts
Exploring the impact of sport on various aspects of modern society
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