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Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
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Conflict and energy
Looking at conflict in the Middle East and how this could affect energy security in the UK and Europe.
Geopolitics of oceans
Looking at the changing geopolitical situation across our oceans.
What’s happening to global governance?
Activity to accompany the RGS lecture 'What’s happening to global governance?'.
Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
What’s happening to global governance? - Professor Emma Mawdsley
School Member Lecture, 4 March 2026.
Careers that build sustainable cities: Copenhagen
Exploring geographical careers in the built environment sector through the lens of Copenhagen.
Storm Goretti
Focussing on Storm Goretti, and featuring two other storms which hit the same region in close succession: Storms Ingrid and Chandra.
Geographical careers in the conservation sector
Introducing students to geographical careers in the conservation sector.
China case study
Exploring China’s history, landscapes, development and environmental challenges.
Nature-based solutions to climate change with Dr Stephen Cornelius
Dr Stephen Cornelius from WWF explains how ecosystems can be part of the response to climate change.
Re-industrialisation in Europe
Exploring the re-industrialisation of the European manufacturing industry.
Global systems and global governance
Understanding the flows between places and how these flows impact the shape of places and how people use them.
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