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We support teaching in the classroom and in the field by providing high quality geographical teaching and learning resources.
Is weather becoming more extreme?
It is common in news articles, when a weather event has taken place, that the phrase ‘extreme’ weather be used. But is the weather becoming more extreme?
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The geographers behind the map
Activities exploring geographical careers in hazard response linked to the 2025 Myanmar earthquakes
Oral histories
Conducting oral history interviews is an excellent qualitative data collection method which helps to gain perspective of people’s interpretation of their own environment
Using Oral Histories for Research
A reflection on the use of oral history interviews as a tool within geography projects
Reflections on an expedition – Oman
Catch up with explorer Mark Evans as he reflects on his expedition to Oman
Is weather becoming more extreme?
It is common in news articles, when a weather event has taken place, that the phrase ‘extreme’ weather be used. But is the weather becoming more extreme?
Myanmar earthquakes
On 28 March 2025 at 12:50pm local time, Myanmar was hit by two powerful earthquakes
Myanmar earthquake infographic
A visual overview of the Myanmar earthquake 2025
Power of maps
A resource supporting our School Member Lecture ‘Power of Maps’ presented by Professor James Cheshire from UCL.
Breaking the cycle
Hear from Dr. Kate Leeming who is embarking on a 10,500 km bicycle journey through the heart of Central Asia
Geographical careers in food security activity
A short activity to showcase the ways in which geography is used in careers in the food security sector
US development in hazardous areas
Exploring the costs and benefits of the increasing demand for building in hazardous zones in the US
Greek earthquake swarm
Greece is one of Europe’s most earthquake-prone countries, experiencing an average of 25,000 earthquakes per year
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