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We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.

 

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Tectonic Hazards

An overview of tectonic hazards

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Volcanoes and earthquakes

Case studies of tectonic hazards which have happened since 2023.

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Discovering Minerals

The vast range of minerals which exist on Earth is something we should acknowledge, as life on this planet would not be the same without them. 

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Discovering Minerals with Nadine Gabriel

A discussion with Nadine Gabriel, Curator of Minerals at the Natural History Museum

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Hurricane Season

Hurricanes are large tropical storm systems characterised by high wind speeds and heavy rainfall.

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Tectonic Hazards

An overview of tectonic hazards

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Sustainable Tourism

There has been growing concern from locals and internationals alike over the sustainability of tourism in many places

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Teachers Fiona Sheriff and Cyrus Golding on receiving the Ordnance Survey Award 2024

In recognition of excellence in geography education at secondary level

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Northern Lights

In May 2024 we were treated to a spectacular display when the Northern Lights reached the UK

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Fraying Ties - The Changing Face of the UK Oil and Gas Industry

The UK's oil and gas industry is undergoing significant challenges in response to addressing climate change

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Sinking Cities

In addition to the usual challenges faced, some cities are also under threat from another problem – they are sinking!

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What are Natural Hazards?

Natural hazards are extreme events created by nature which have a social and/or economic impact on humans.

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2024 - Hottest February on Record

February 2024 saw average global temperatures rise, marking the 9th consecutive month in both sea and surface air temperatures. 

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