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Communicating and understanding risk in dynamic situations
The geographers making sense of Census 2021
Earth Photo 2021 competition launched
Choose A Level geography
Bodies, Affects, Politics out now
International Geomorphology Week 2021
This year’s microlectures speakers announced
Hurley platinum prints
Earth Photo: in conversation with winning photographers
Advocacy for the importance of geography and geospatial data skills
Hugh Brammer OBE (1925 - 2021)
Rodney David Pickard (1942 - 2020)
Join us, support geography and be inspired
Apply now for a new PhD on our Collections exploring the role of the West India Regiments
Students turn to virtual opportunities to enhance skills
Michael Jones
Book now for our primary geography CPD events
How to get students reading academic material to prepare for their NEA
Lights and Shadows
Nominate now: Cherry Kearton Medal and Award 2021
Choose GCSE geography
Join our Finance Committee and Enterprise Board in 2021
Support for research on the Society’s Collections
Consultation on 2021 summer examination grades open for response
Vital role of graduate geographers highlighted in new report
Nominate now: Ness Award 2021
Nominate now: Geographical Award 2021
Apply now for a new PhD on our Collections
Editorial changes to our academic journals
Top tips for your UCAS application
See what’s coming up this spring
Your membership card for 2021
Geographers recognised in New Year Honours
Geography at home
New radio show showcases 39 ways to save the planet
12 books to read this festive season
Douglas Scott CBE (1941 - 2020)
Society closing times over Christmas
First Master’s degrees accredited by the Society
Earth Photo 2020 winners announced
Geography key to unlocking value in National Data Strategy
Geography and Core Maths resources
Celebrating the work of the Society’s Research Groups
Society launches new careers sessions for students
Changes to online journals and Geographical magazine
Nominate now for our new President and Council members
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Give the gift of membership this Christmas
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2021
Schools Essay Competition winners announced
Geographers in Government Conference 2020
Discovering the Weddell Sea digital album
A message from the Director
Hire our venue for your events in 2021
The geography of geography: research and findings
Jan Morris (1926 - 2020)
Students as partners, not just stakeholders
Young Geographers of the Year announced
Nominate now for the 2021 medals and awards
GIS Day 2020
Five lectures you must watch during London Climate Action Week
Geography in Government award winners announced
Apply now to become the BSA’s next Geography Recorder
Renew your membership and continue supporting geographers and geography
Northern Ireland Regional Committee celebrates its 10th anniversary
Enriched media for Geo: Geography and Environment papers
Book now for Explore 2020
Join our Research Groups
Society Research Group establishes online writing community
Five lectures you must watch this World Food Day
Josie Jolley (1995 - 2020)
Apply now for our 2021 grants
Rex Walford Award 2020 recipient announced
Ada Lovelace Day 2020
Webinar about the Society’s map collection
Geographers contribute to Spatial Data Science Conference 2020
Author meets critics: Home SOS
You said, we did: results from this year’s Membership Survey
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Lowther Lodge remains closed until January
Geography and Core Maths
Catch up with our lectures online
Research Group competition: communicating climate change
Creating a School Geography Newsletter
Report finds geography ‘vital’ to UK private sector
Professional Practice Group on Disaster Risk Management proposed
Society events to enjoy this autumn
Give Young Geographer as a gift
Royal Anthropological Institute online conference taking place this week
Professor Peter Fookes
Area publishes first editorial by new Editors
Training courses approved to use Chartered Geographer CPD Mark
Call for proposals now open for AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Programme
Society statement on the global Black Lives Matter protests
Hidden Histories of Exploration
Apply for our Wiley Digital Archive Research Fellowships
Book now for our autumn teacher CPD events
Author meets critics: Geographies of Anticolonialism
Congratulations: GCSE results day
Don’t miss the PGF@Home Twitter conference
Congratulations: A Level results day
Brian Black (1943 – 2020)
Apply to give a microlecture
WIREs Climate Change celebrates 10 years
Earth Photo 2020 shortlisted images announced
When research gets personal – online discussion sessions
New career resources for professional geographers
Research Group AGMs taking place online
Applications to study geography rise during lockdown
New Chartered Geographers approved by Council
Register of Chartered Geographers launched
Get involved with our Urban Geography Research Group
Introducing Routes: The Journal for Student Geographers
Geography excels in 2020 student survey
Celebrating the work of the Dudley Stamp Memorial Award
Researchers in the spotlight
The Society’s accreditation programme and COVID-19
Home SOS out now
James Esson: Taylor and Francis Award recipient 2020
PGF@Home Twitter Conference
Lowther Lodge closed until November
Professor Anthony Orme (1936 - 2020)
Racial Geographies: The importance of reflecting on our own perspectives
Digital Geographies Research Group online symposium
AC2022 to be held in Newcastle
Society welcomes focus on capabilities and skills in National Geospatial Strategy
Geographers in Government group becomes independent profession
Geography students recognised for excellence
PGF@Home: publishing in geography
2020 medal and award recipients announced
Annual dissertation prizes open for submissions
Michael Jones: Patron’s Medal recipient 2020
New Council members elected
Volunteers’ Week 2020
Deadline for our Teacher Training Scholarships fast approaching
Personalised feedback for Chartered Geographers
Dr Menusha De Silva receives Area prize
Sustained employment for postgraduate geographers
Geographers essential to the workforce of the future
Meet the journal editors: Area
School essay competition launched
Dr David Hilling (1935-2020)
Working Beyond Your Department: Opportunities for teachers
Supporting our Research Groups
New Subject Benchmark Statement for Geography
Get involved with your regional committee
Geography graduate earnings remain strong
Master’s degree accreditation to launch in autumn
Watch our summer programme of Monday night lectures online
Teacher CPD events now online
Geographer leads COVID-19 pandemic modelling
Geography Directions calls for contributions on COVID-19
Society extends agreement with Association for Geographic Information
Helping pupils to not put that full stop too early
New Society Working Group approved
Briefing report: Financing net zero
Elections for Postgraduate Forum committee 2020-21
PGF@Home launched
Society furloughs eight staff
What do senior leaders expect from a Head of Geography?
Grants programme supports 39 field projects
Earth Day 2020
Earl Jellicoe KBE DSO MC FRS (1918–2007)
Sir Wally Herbert (1934–2007)
Professor Mike Barnsley (1960–2007)
Professor Mark Blacksell (1942–2008)
Sir Edmund Hillary (1919–2008)
Professor John Barrie Thornes (1940–2008)
Professor Tony Chandler (1928–2008)
Professor Gerald Manners OBE (1932–2009)
David Wright (1939–2009)
Professor William Birch (1925–2009)
Professor James H Johnson (1930–2009)
Professor Michael Williams (1935–2009)
Dr Phillip Garth Law AC CBE (1912–2010)
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Rear Admiral Steve Ritchie (1914–2012)
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Leila Ingrams (1940–2015)
David Stoddart OBE (1937–2014)
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George Band OBE (1929–2011)
Dr Tony French (1929–2012)
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Professor Sir Peter Hall (1932–2014)
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Charles Swithinbank (1926–2014)
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Professor John Cooke (1927-2019)
Professor Ronan Paddison (1945 - 2019)
Professor Claire Dwyer (1964 - 2019)
Professor Michael Bradford (1944–2019)
Joanna Lowis (1942 - 2019)
Professor Sylvia Chant (1958-2019)
Professor Robin Flowerdew (1947-2020)
Bryan Waites (1931 - 2020)
Meet the journal editors: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
Developing our work with professional geographers
Working Beyond Your Department: Opportunities for students
The world beyond my window
Society launches new support for professional geographers
AC2020 postponed until 2021
Catch up with our educational podcast
Open access deal for UK researchers in the Society’s journals
Linking Geography to ‘their’ world
Editorial appointments for our journals
Geographers elected to the Academy of Social Sciences
Physical geography fieldwork day strengthens teacher networks
The Society's journals and COVID-19
New school resources for Antarctic conservation
Core Maths supports young geographers
Five ways to make the most of your membership
Discovering Antarctica stamp competition
International Women’s Day 2020
Geographical lates: British landscapes
Geographers unique insights showcased in our Geovisualisation series
Tune in to BBC Radio 4 for Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent’s Naga tales
Explore the latest research with our journals
Professor Peter Furley (1935-2020)
Apply now for the 2020 Fieldwork Apprenticeships
Statement on industrial action by the University and College Union (UCU)
RGS-IBG statement on University and College Union (UCU) strike action
Apply now for new PhD on our Collections
What the traveller saw
Migration resources shortlisted for the 2020 Bett Awards
Earth Photo 2020 competition launched
Apply now for Environment and Sustainability Research Grants
Framework of Competencies refreshed
The Women’s Euro-Arabian North Pole Expedition
RGS-IBG and Financial Times Schools Essay Competition winners revealed
Antarctica in sight celebrations
February’s issue of Geographical out now
Book series celebrates 20 years
Deadline for Frederick Soddy Schools Award extended
On Shifting Foundations
Geopolitics and the event
House of Lords sustainability debate
Embracing creativity in examination classes
New RGS-IBG book explores geographies of the heart
Cryptic Concrete
Global Asian City
Geographies of anticolonialism out now
New membership card for 2020 revealed
Geographers recognised
UK flood risk management: policy recommendations
Rescaling the UK’s Energy System: Policy Forum
Catch up with 21st Century Challenges Policy Forum discussions
Joint statement on the implementation of GDPR in UK universities
Society responds to consultations
Society responds to Ofsted consultation
Society closing times over Christmas
Give the gift of inspiration
Geographers reflect on financing net-zero
Geography brings insight to financing net-zero
Geography’s value to data and data skills
Apply now for the Frederick Soddy Schools Award
Geography and Education Research Group launches
Society responds to recent media coverage of geography
Response to Danny Dorling's comments on geography degrees
Spotlight on geography in government
Geography teachers share ideas
Society events to enjoy this spring
Research Group grants awarded
School resources in partnership with ERM commended
Our Planet: in the hands of young people
Geography in Government award winners revealed
Take part in Lords sustainability debate
AC2020: call for sessions, papers and posters
Young Geographers of the Year announced
GIS day 2019
Explore 2019 – weekend highlights
November’s issue of Geographical out now
Africa’s forgotten frontiers: the Sahel
Apply now for our Geography Teacher Training Scholarships
Peter Smith Memorial Award
Doctoral students uncover migrant experiences
Call for papers for the Postgraduate Forum Midterm Conference 2020
New journal editors appointed
What to expect at Explore
International day for disaster reduction
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Ada Lovelace Day 2019: Celebrating women in STEM careers
Migrants on the margins resources win award
New PhD student begins project on Halley Bay
Society puzzle book available now
October’s issue of Geographical out now
Schools app now available
Geography teaches the next generation about climate change
Monday night lectures return
Earth Photo competition deadline fast approaching
Earth Photo captures our changing forests
One month to submit your entries to Earth Photo 2019
Earth Photo judges announced
Earth Photo 2019 competition launched
Earth Photo winners announced
Submit your images to the Earth Photo competition
Shortlisted images and films for Earth Photo exhibition announced
September’s issue of Geographical magazine out now
Back to school
Geographers at British Science Festival
AC2019: Friday's research highlights
AC2019: Thursday’s research highlights
AC2019: Wednesday’s research highlights
Mobile Malaria project update
Christmas closure
New higher education resources
Congratulations: GCSE results day
Championing the value of geographic information
Migrants on the margins team to present at AC2019
Congratulations: A Level results day
Latest journal issues available
Sustainability at AC2019
Geographers inspire at Wilderness Festival
August’s issue of Geographical available now
Members – join us for a tour of Earth Photo
Emerging support for geographers in government
Geographers in government update
Migrants on the margins team present their research in Hargeisa
Society supports the Gender Action Schools Award
Migrants on the margins resources shortlisted for Teach Secondary Award
Congratulations to our Teacher Training Scholars
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing
Geography excels in student survey
New Chartered Geographers approved by Council
World Population Day
Grant recipients head into the field
Earth Photo winner announced and exhibition open
London Climate Action Week
Findings from Migrants on the margins presented to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Dr Jevan Pierres Berrangé (1931-2018)
Previous winners reflect on our Young Geographer of the Year competition
US military’s carbon footprint larger than most countries
Earth Photo 2018 exhibition now open
Mobile Malaria Project returns from the field
Read about Earth Photo in Outdoor Photography
July’s issue of Geographical out now
New funding for research on our Collections
Society’s school resources praised in parliamentary debate
Fieldwork Apprentices head out into the field
Refugee Week
Origins: how the Earth made us
Forest School activities develop skills valued by employers
Homeless families housed in ‘temporary’ hotels for up to three years
Meet the CGeog assessors
Last chance to see ‘Observed on Paper’
Need to do residential fieldwork on a tight budget? Go camping!
Students awarded for excellence
Our journals have new compostable packaging
New Council members elected
Medal and award recipients announced
Earth Photo 2019 shortlisted images announced
June’s issue of Geographical out now
International Day for Biological Diversity
AC2019: Early bird registration closes soon
Innovative Geography Teaching Grants recipients announced
Ralph Brown Expedition Award supports subtropical coral reef research
Could you be one of our new editors?
Ron Cooke Award recipient announced
AC2019: provisional programme live
Environment and Sustainability Research Grants recipients announced
Latest journal issues available
Career profiles showcase where geography can take you
Dissertation prizes open for submissions
Discover some of Britain’s geological secrets during Geoweek
Lunchtime lecture club
Walking Ethiopia’s highlands on the Journey of a Lifetime
New co-editor for Area appointed
Resources to help with your revision
Society selected by Audible to feature in podcast series ‘How to outperform’
World Malaria Day 2019
Share your teaching ideas
May’s issue of Geographical out now
New Research Group Representatives elected
Hong Kong Research Grant supports seismic hazard research in Taiwan
Migrants on the margins resources now available
Migrants on the margins team present their findings in Dhaka
Diversity and inclusivity in the geography profession in government
Congratulations to Dr Peter Martin
Review of the A Level NEA from one school's perspective
Where can geography take you?
New editorial board members appointed
The three magic words
Walters Kundert Fellowship supports research on Greenland’s tidewater glaciers
Migrants on the margins team present at Parliament
Beyond the Pole: celebrating 50 years since the British Trans-Arctic Expedition
Land Rover Bursary recipients arrive in the field
Changing Spaces, Making Places
World Water Day
April’s issue of Geographical available now
Geographers appointed as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences
Data Skills in Geography: Using ArcGIS Survey123 for the A Level Geography NEA
The making of the British landscape with Nicholas Crane
Build your own field sensors and data loggers
Planning for progression in geography – an approach to Changing Places at Key Stage 3
Climate change is a key part of geography
Global Learning
Taking (geography) curriculum seriously
Drone technology helps map malaria in Zanzibar
A night of geopolitics
International Women’s Day
Careers week: the statistics say choose geography
Sidetracked magazine features foreword from Society Director
Microlectures 2017: speakers announced
Speakers announced for this year’s microlectures
Data Skills in Geography: Embedding throughout Key Stage 3
Workshop explores implications of Brexit
Weddell Sea resources shortlisted for The Education Resources Awards
Antarctic Witness exhibition visits Clydebank
Making geography come to life
Resources to help students choose geography
New Director announced
January’s issue of Geographical out now
March’s issue of Geographical out now
February’s issue of Geographical out now
Alf Gregory (1913–2010)
Sylvia Sikes (1925–2012)
Basil Leonard Clyde Johnson (1919–2011)
Professor David Lowenthal (1923–2018)
Sybil Sassoon (1932–2013)
John James Reed (1924–2016)
Ronald John Davies (1931–2012)
R.E.G. (‘Ron’) Davies (1921–2011)
Professor Michael Clarke (1940–2014)
Maryanne (née Bankes) Chandor (1934–2012)
John Innes Clarke OBE (1929–2018)
Stanley Gregory (1926–2016)
Apply now for the Alexander Awards Summer School
Apply now for Fieldwork Apprenticeships
Teacher Training: It really isn’t all bad, I assure you
Latest research published in the Society’s journals: March 2019
Book a Geography Ambassador visit
Weddell Sea Expedition ends search for Shackleton’s Endurance
Are we wearing out the planet?
Emeritus Professor Kenneth Brailey Cumberland CBE (1913–2011)
Professor Rob Potter (1950–2014)
Professor Louis Rey (1931–2010)
Michael Douglas Gwynne (1932–2012)
Professor Paul Brenikov (1921–2016)
John Heaney (1931–2010)
Professor Bernie Smith (1951-2012)
Professor Keith Clayton CBE (1928–2013)
Dr Anita McConnell (1936–2016)
Professor Karl Butzer (1934-2016)
Professor Karl A. Sinnhuber (1919–2010)
Gaynor Asquith (1952–2011)
Arthur Bourne (1930–2013)
Eric Wilson CBE (1933–2013)
David Whitehouse (1941–2013)
Michael Horatio Westmacott (1925–2012)
John Tyson OBE (1928–2014)
John Sunley (1936-2011)
Extreme weather learning resources
Mark Shand (1951–2014)
Michel Peissel (1937–2011)
Chris Meintjes (1950–2013)
Brian McDermott (1930–2013)
Doreen Massey (1944–2016)
Dr Paul Mackintosh (1929–2010)
David R. Harris (1930–2013)
George Lowe (1924 - 2013)
Professor Robert I. Woods (1949 - 2011)
Society joins Connecting Classrooms through Global Learning programme
The importance of trees – in conversation with James Aldred and Johnathan Drori
Dr John Shears awarded Polar Medal
BBC ICONS final tonight
Data Skills in Geography project continuing into 2019
Society Director interviewed by Japanese broadcaster NHK World
Geography in the news: air pollution mapping
School Member lecture: the carbon cycle
New journal editors appointed
Book now for Explore South West
Tim Marshall on why we’re living in an age of walls
Apply now for Innovative Geography Teaching Grants
Ron Cooke Award for the A Level Independent Investigation
Tourists putting themselves at risk to witness volcanic eruptions
Enduring Eye exhibition visits Cheltenham
Geography graduate earnings in the spotlight
Geographical has new compostable packaging
Society events with Ordnance Survey coming up
Frederick Soddy Schools Award
Accessing our journals online
New membership card for 2019 revealed
Geography in the news: COP24 and climate change
Weddell Sea Expedition poster going to all UK schools
Society links with Frederick Soddy Trust
Mountains matter
Order your gift membership in time for Christmas
Society animations ‘Highly Commended’
Open house afternoon
Death of a Translator
Society partners with Wiley to digitise Collections
National Tree Week
Young Geographers of the Year announced
AC2019: call for sessions, papers and posters
Pan-governmental Deputy Heads of Geography appointed
Give the gift of membership
Society grant supports research into role of Arctic rivers in climate change
Explore weekend – advice, inspiration and insight
Geography Ambassadors start training
Dr Arwyn Edwards reveals the highlights of his fieldwork in Svalbard
GIS Day 2018
New RGS-IBG Book Series title, ‘Work-life advantage’ by Dr Al James
Migrants on the margins: a week of comics and workshops
Weddell Sea Expedition: schools resources
GeoCom tackles the UK’s ‘productivity puzzle’
School resources win Teach Primary award
Area celebrates 50 years
Working together to #ChooseGeography
Travelling for Amazement
Read our journals online from January
Is the Arctic getting greener?
Today marks the 80th anniversary of travel writer Eric Newby’s Last Grain Race voyage to Australia
Need help with your university application?
Explore weekend - don't miss out
Why it pays to choose geography
Tune in to BBC Radio 4 Journey of a Lifetime with Karen Darke MBE tomorrow
Everest: a reconnaissance
Discover the Arctic with our new website
New book The Map Tour released today
Medics prepare for the wilderness
Supporting your studies: Postgraduate Fellowship
Migrants on the margins: SOAS scholarship awarded
Migrants on the margins: autumn events
Field Research Programme: Introducing ‘Migrants on the margins’
Migrants on the Margins project launch
Migrants on the margins: focus on international partners and study cities
First fieldwork season completed for Migrants on the margins
Migrants on the margins: research team planning next steps
Migrants on the margins: focus on Harare
Migrants on the margins: researchers present initial findings
Plastic pollution solutions
Further funding for Geography Teacher Training Scholarships
Students get hands-on with geography
Call for new journal editors
Enter now for this year’s Young Geographer of the Year competition
The perfect gift for a new student
See what’s coming up this autumn
Reflections from the Amazon
Society supports Esri in promoting GIS to schools
Young Geographers get a head start with our support
Society receives funding to continue Data Skills programme
Dr Arwyn Edwards completes year-round microbe sampling on Svalbard
Showcasing the American wilderness
Scholars in the field before starting teacher training
Society journal editor to give keynote at conference in China
Professor Geoffrey Petts (1953-2018)
Professor Harold Carter (1925-2017)
Geography courses praised by students
Congratulations: GCSE results day
Research group releases new book on energy issues
Welcoming a new GCSE in geography
Big increase in numbers taking GCSE geography
Congratulations!
Geography GCSE numbers continue to grow
Dr John Hemming receives British Academy President’s Medal
Congratulations: A Level results day
Apply now for the 2019 Microlectures
Rob Potter Award
Discovering Britain receives award for outstanding content
Mrs Susan Band (1936-2018)
New Discovering Britain walk showcases Bengali contribution to London’s East End
Gift membership: starting a new school term
Plastic pollution in the Galapagos
Wrestling with Modernity
Studying mangroves to understand past sea level change
REF consultation open for comment
Are you Going Places with geography?
Water scarcity and conflict in Kyrgyzstan
One Man and a Mule
Future of small area data in the census secured
Annual Conference: Co-producing geographical knowledge
Annual Conference: one week to go
How are you co-producing?
One photographer. Five years. The life of a city.
New wars, old wars, and a world first
Would Scottish independence spark widespread policy changes?
Sir John Franklin’s ship finally found after 160 years
A Level geography is changing
Lowther Lodge opens to public this weekend
Meet the scholars
A new open access journal
Becoming a Geography Ambassador
Students increasingly choosing geography
Open Access Week (20 – 26 October)
Top geographers honoured at medals and awards ceremony
Postgraduates: 7 steps to a career in international development
27 years on: An academic classic is revisited
Can we make cities happier places to live?
Announcing new journal and book Editors for 2015
Young Geographer of the Year awards now open
Grant recipients past and present mark 50 year anniversary
Area Prize awarded for best article by an early career researcher
Supporting professional geographers
Be Inspired by the Collections
Air quality for all
Gentrification: The cause of London’s housing crisis?
Gearing up for Explore 2014
Postgraduates meet for Mid-Term Conference
A new standard for field research and expeditions
Annual Conference heading to Exeter in 2015
Sailing the line by Emily Penn
GIS Day celebrations at the Society: school pupils map noise in Hyde Park
Geog Soc conference returns
Young geographers of the year
Après le deluge
Teaching a new National Curriculum for geography
PhD research on the Collections
Gap scholars announced
Equalising Education
Revising school geography
Society welcomes A Level reforms
Following famous footsteps
Geography Directions: Sharing peer-reviewed research findings
REF results announced
New Discovering Britain walks
Spring into action
Connecting with geography alumni
Dr Rita Gardner receives 2015 AAG Ronald F. Abler Distinguished Service Honor
Geography and Environment, ‘Sticks and carrots: encouraging open science at its source’
Supporting geographical research and scientific expeditions
The Grand Alpine Tour
Nicholas Crane elected as President of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
Iconic images and maps available through the RGS Print Store
Grant recipients researching corals
Engaging students with geography
Area embarks on a new era
Fieldwork Apprentices: Investing in the discipline
Britain from the Air
Monday night lecture recordings
Made in Britain?
Grant recipients: In the Field
Isabella Bird
2015 medals and awards recipients announced
Young Geographer of the Year 2015
Big increase in numbers taking geography A Level
Area Prize awarded for best article by an early career researcher
Fourth Global Conference on Economic Geography
Award winning teaching resources for KS2 and KS3
Environment and Sustainability Research Grants
Who reads Geography or History anymore?
Professor Felix Driver gives the annual EGR Taylor Lecture at the Society
Teachers’ Masterclass Weekends
Climate Communiqué
Journey of a Lifetime Award
Annual Conference this week in Exeter
Strengthening Quantitative Skills through geography
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2015
Open Access Week, 19-25 October 2015
Society to open doors to public as part of Open House London
Danny Dorling gives School Member Lecture
Environment and Sustainability Research Grants
Learning and Leading Field Apprenticeships
Society announces new Area co-Editor
Young Geographers of the Year 2015
New Editors announced for Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
Enduring Eye exhibition now on display at the Society to mark Shackleton centenary
Lord Chorley, President 1987-1990
In Amundsen’s Footsteps
Upcoming award deadlines
Enduring Eye exhibition opens at Manchester Central Library
Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
Discovering Nicaragua
RGS-IBG A Level resources receive GA Publishers’ Award 2016
Monday night lectures
Geographers recognised
Field Apprenticeship grants available for undergraduates
RGS-IBG Book Series title receives Julian Minghi Distinguished Book Award
Henrietta Hutton Research Grant: selective logging and biodiversity conservation in Borneo
Across Antarctica: legendary leaders
Geographical journeys: microlectures
Celebrating International Women’s Day
Upcoming 21st Century Challenges events on migration and integration
Accreditation of undergraduate geography programmes
Geography Outdoors: Field techniques courses
RGS-IBG Land Rover Bursary 2016 recipients announced
2016 medals and awards recipients announced
New Chartered Geographers recognised
Britain from the Air in London
2015 Area Prize
Top geographers honoured at medals and awards ceremony
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2016
Discovering Britain: walks, trails and viewpoints
21st Century Challenges: Responding to the housing crisis
Data Skills in Geography
What does Brexit mean for the future of environmental policy in the UK?
Learning and Leading Field Apprenticeships
People, politics and the planet: any questions? Britain in a changing Europe
Research, Policy and Practice case studies
RGS-IBG Book Series title named Prizewinner of the Royal Academy for Overseas Sciences 2016
People, Politics and the Planet – Any Questions?
Press coverage of the Annual International Conference
Working with the Society’s Collections
New term, new courses
Celebrating field research and expeditions
60 years of the Society’s Expeditions and Geographical Fieldwork Grants
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2016
Socialise, network and inspire
Society events to enjoy this autumn
Celebrating Learning and Leading
Grants programme 2016
Geography Teacher Training Scholarships
Geography consolidates last year’s big increase in A Level numbers
Upcoming grants deadlines: 23 and 30 November
RGS-IBG publications at the Society’s Annual International Conference
Achieving sustainable flood risk management in the UK: Policy Forum
Explore 2016
Dr Rita Gardner awarded the Scottish Geographical Medal
Gift membership
Teaching geography, earth and environmental sciences in higher education
Formulating the Society’s next strategy
Celebrating 60 years of life-changing experiences
New Chartered Geographers recognised
GIS Day celebrations at the Society
Geographers remain among the most employable university graduates
Young Geographer of the Year 2016
Annual International Conference 2017
RGS-IBG Postgraduate Fellowship
Collaborative Doctoral Awards: Call for proposals
Photographic prints from the Society
Make the most of your membership
Read the latest RGS-IGB Book Series titles: Pathological Lives and Smoking Geographies
Britain from the Air exhibition opens in Nottingham
Be Inspired: In a geographical light
Winter walks
First university geography courses accredited by the Society
Why should you apply for Chartered Geographer?
Princess Royal becomes Society Patron
Regional Theatres Programme: Hidden Histories
New Digital Geographies Working Group
Membership card 2017
Schools and Higher Education partnerships
New editorial board members
New strategic alliance with AGI
Corporate support for the Society
Geographers recognised
Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
Undergraduate work experience opportunities
Geography Teacher Training Scholarships
Enduring Eye exhibition opens at the Library of Birmingham
Area launches new regular feature
Urgent need to improve our understanding of urban migration
New grants announced
Search for a new Director
A ‘United’ Kingdom?
Fiftieth Slawson Awards announced
RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2018
New initiatives from Esri UK support the use of GIS in schools
2017 medal and award recipients announced
New Working Group focusses on carceral geography
New podcast series for teachers and students
Great Desert Explorers
Numbers of students studying geography continue to grow
New publications hub launched
Metro mayors: next steps for devolution in England
Professional geographers recognised
What is the geography of your favourite place?
Joint appointment announced
Top geographers honoured at medals and awards ceremony
Society Director announces her intention to step down
New Chartered Geographers announced
Grant recipients in the field this summer
The Society’s autumn events programme launched
Endurance centenary exhibition opens in Edinburgh
Discovering Britain walks step onto a free phone app
Preparations underway for the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2017
Journey of a Lifetime award-winner on BBC Radio 4 this week
Britain from the Air exhibition opens in Liverpool
Workshop explores the role of wood in river systems
Geography A Level numbers continue to grow
Enduring Eye exhibition to open in Los Angeles
RGS-IBG publications at the Society’s 2017 Annual International Conference
Kicking off this term’s Monday night lectures with the Society’s amazing film archive
Wanted: Head of Geography
Statehood, sovereignty and territory in the Pacific Ocean
2018 Land Rover Bursary open for applications
Paralympian undertakes Journey of a Lifetime
Find a grant: Slawson Awards
High-Arctic research project receives Gilchrist Fieldwork Award
Ala Archa Expedition returns from Kyrgyzstan
Grants programme provides support for over 60 field projects
First Rob Potter Award goes to disaster recovery policy project
Geographers elected to British Academy
Britain named leading travel publisher’s ‘Destination of the Month’
Newly accredited courses announced
The Old Man and the Sand Eel
Water Security in the 21st Century
Efforts of Geography Ambassadors recognised
Research Group dissertation prize deadlines coming soon
New Chartered Geographers announced
Better Mapping Wales 2018
Society marks Refugee Week with a series of maps illustrating global refugee movements
Dr Junxi Qian receives Area Prize
Society signs agreement with the Geographical Society of China
New journal issues published
Society grant funds renewable energy research in refugee camps
Making the most of your membership: online lectures
Medal and award recipients receive their accolades
Baroness Lynda Chalker is Society’s new President
Revision resources
What makes the Arctic unique?
Excellence Awards announced
Deputy Head of Geography roles available
2018 medal and award recipients announced
Portrait marks retirement of Dr Rita Gardner CBE
Webinars for Chartered Geographer applicants
A Level resources receive Geographical Association Award
UK physical geography in excellent health
Society film archive now available on the BFI Player
New Geography Teacher Training Scholarships announced
New Chartered Geographers announced
Young Geographers of the Year announced
Research Group grants awarded
Young Geographer of the Year 2022 - submit entries now!
Apply now for degree programme accreditation
Join the Chartered Geographer Application Accelerator this autumn
Regional Theatres Programme - Emily Penn and Sally Earthrowl
In memoriam: Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II
Navigating towards a plastic free ocean
You don’t need to do everything, but you do need to do something
New webinars for postgraduate geographers
Apply now for our 2023 grants
RGS expedition and fieldwork festival and EXPLORE weekend
Fellowship vote to further amend Bye Laws
Apply now for the Neville Shulman Challenge Award
Everest through the lens opens
International Geodiversity Day
New journal editors sought
New on-demand application accelerator sessions for CGeog (Teacher)
Last chance for early bird tickets for EXPLORE
International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction
On a mission: monuments, mountains and Mormons
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Tune in to BBC Radio 4 Journey of a Lifetime today
Celebrating National Mentoring Day
New external examining principles
Society launches new Prize
Notification of Disaster Risk Management Professional Practice Group AGM
Picking polar people – catch up with our latest Be Inspired lecture
Documenting 50 years of environmental activism
New Geography Ambassador training sessions announced
Be inspired by this year’s dissertation prize winners
Joint statement on geographical fieldwork requirements at GCSE and A Level
Reflecting on 100 years of Everest expeditions
WDA Research Fellowship applications now open
New and improved support for school fieldwork
Research Group 50th anniversary events
Using sound to improve equitable access to space sciences
Submit your 2022 CGeog CPD record
Register now for the International Conference for Carceral Geography
Young Geographer of the Year 2022 announced
Research Group grants awarded
Place names: confusion, uncertainty, and the problem of orthography
Give a gift that means more this festive season
Revisiting reflections on gender and intersectionality in geography fieldwork
School essay competition 2022 winners announced
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Book now for our spring teacher CPD events
Annual International Conference 2023
New Editor sought for Transactions
Submit a paper for the Postgraduate Forum’s Mid-Term Conference
Changes to CGeog LinkedIn groups
Student visits to the Society
Research Group highlights from 2022
Society closing times over Christmas
Join our CGeog application accelerator sessions
Support for students considering geography at university
Your new membership card for 2023
Join our CGeog introductory webinars
Latest volume of Historical Geography Research Series now available
Volunteer to help champion geography
Government geography conference hosted at Society
New report outlines geographers’ legal impact
Society-published research reveals changes in ethnic diversity and segregation in England and Wales
Nominate a geographer who has made a difference
Journal publication to move online-only
Society accredits new geography programmes
Call for sessions, papers and posters for AC2023
New Editors appointed for Geo: Geography and Environment
Report shows high employment rates for geography graduates
Regional theatre tour racing to inspire climate action
New Professional insights webinar series starting this month
Join us as a School Member
Latest geovisualisation helps identify areas vulnerable to food insecurity
Upcoming events for teachers with Ordnance Survey
Earth Photo 2023 open call for entries
Equator project working to improve equity in geographical research
Professor David Vaughan OBE (1962-2023)
New issues of the Society’s journals out now
New Wiley Digital Archive Research Fellowships awarded
‘I’m a Scientist’ connects students with human geographers
International Geomorphology Week 2023
Resources to support teaching about Shackleton and Antarctica
Inflexion Foundation partner with Society
National Careers Week 2023
Celebrating women in climate science
Wiley announces new transformational deals
Join us for an ice-themed evening
Accreditation for geographers in the public sector
Summer events programme now live
Professor Alison McCleery (1953-2023)
Sharing our thanks this National Lottery Open Week
Changes to Society Research and Working Groups
Submit your entries to Earth Photo 2023
Inaugural recipient of Esmond B. Martin Royal Geographical Society Prize announced
You said, we did: 2022 membership survey results
Infinite light: new exhibition exploring Tibet
Society privacy notice updated
Young Geographer of the Year 2023 open for entries
Society supports drone workshop
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
Professor Katherine Brickell appointed as Transactions Editor
New metrics for Society journals
Earth Day 2023
Peter Swithin Meadows (1936-2023)
James Rawe (1925-2023)
Adventure in the Andes UK tour
New guide launched for Professional Geography Ambassadors
2023 medal and award recipients announced
Thinking of applying to study geography at university?
Frederick Soddy Schools Award supports primary and secondary school fieldwork
Meet our Professional team at conferences this month
New resources for students considering apprenticeships
Society’s grants for senior and early-career researchers selected
Geo Editors outline vision for future
New guide to accreditation for geospatial professionals
Busk Medal recipient - Professor Jos Barlow
Murchison Award recipient - Professor Noel Castree
Back Award recipient - Jane Rumble OBE
Gill Memorial Award recipient - Dr Sarah Bell
Gill Memorial Award recipient - Dr Jovan Scott Lewis
Taylor and Francis Award recipient - Dr Matt Finn
Society’s grants for students selected
Professor Alice Coleman (1923-2023)
Geography GCSE and A Level entries rise
International Geographical Union awarded Special Gold Medal
New Council and committee members elected
Annual Conference draft programme released
New issues of the Society’s journals released
Data shows breadth of career destinations for geography graduates
Attend our CGeog networking evening
New exhibition inspired by the Arctic
Earth Photo 2023 winners announced
Janet Townsend (-2023)
Henry Buller (1956-2023)
Society accredits new geography programmes
Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
New CGeog Assessor Committee Chair
Fieldwork updates from Society grant recipients
Geo: Geography and Environment relaunch
Pam Alexander (1954-2023)
Society website planned downtime
Inspiring under-represented groups to pursue a geography career
Restoration of Everest model
Applications open to propose studentships on the Society’s Collections
Have your say: understanding precarity
Peter Cyril Byrne (1925-2023)
Bird diversity impacts anxiety and mood
Mountain cartography and our Collections
Professor Sir Gordon Conway (1938-2023)
Improving equity in geoscience postgraduate research
New Editors in Chief for WIREs Climate Change
Congratulations: A Level results day 2023
Celebrate expeditions and fieldwork at RGS Explore 2023
Congratulations: GCSE results day 2023
AC2023 connects geographers around the world
Discussing decarbonisation at AC2023
Climate-changed migration discussions heat up AC2023
Society and AGI renew collaboration
New exhibition of artwork inspiring children to connect with nature
New Editor sought for Area
Apply now for our 2024 grants
Blog: Ofsted geography subject report
Exploring experiences of women and gender in the 19th century
From belongings to artefacts: exploring David Livingstone’s expeditionary collecting
Extended geographic conference season announced
What is geography?
Talks on demand
Data science and geography
Professional insights: making impact with your CV
Professional insights: why CPD is important for everyone
Professional insights: developing your professional development plan
Three Stripes South - Bex Band
Medals and awards celebration 2022
Medals and awards celebration 2020 and 2021
Earth Photo 2022 awards ceremony
Where is everyone? The importance and challenges of mapping human populations
Objects from the ends of the Earth - Charlotte Connelly
Ken Gregory memorial event
Be inspired: Unbound beauty: Venezuela in the Wiley Digital Archive - Dr Sherezade García Rangel
Tourism and natural disasters
Travels with my tripod - David Constantine MBE
Be inspired: Isabella Bird: Britain’s fearless Victorian adventurer, and her magic lantern slides
Ranulph Fiennes: man and myth - Matthew Dyas and Sir Ranulph Fiennes
'Lost’ in Papua New Guinea - Benedict Allen
Be inspired: Man of action and man of books: Shackleton as reader and writer - Dr Jan Piggott
No place like home - Professor Joe Smith
Professional insights: developing your professional CV
How do we make global food systems more just?
The Travel Photographer’s Way - Nori Jemil
What should travel look like in 2022?
Polar bear: how the movie was made - Alastair Fothergill and Jeff Wilson
Navigating our way towards a plastic-free ocean with Emily Penn
Respatialising finance: offshore renminbi market making in London - Professor Sarah Hall
Slow Ways: Help create a national walking network - Dan Raven-Ellison
Geographers in Government: an overview of the Government Geography Profession - Clare Hadley
Life lessons from the Amazon - Pip Stewart
Cycling 3,427 miles around pandemic Britain - Simon Parker
Be inspired: Dr Edward Wilson: Antarctic explorer and Scott’s confidant and friend - Isobel Williams
MOVE: How mass migration will reshape the world and what it means for you - Parag Khanna
What's philosophy got to do with it? - Professor Carmody Grey
Life changing - Dr Helen Pilcher
Lava lore: chasing volcanoes - Clive Oppenheimer
The social instinct - Professor Nichola Raihani
Geographical journeys: microlectures
This city girl has gone rural: time on the farm
Working in a world of wildlife
From tiny acorns: tales from the South West Coast Path
Not quite yeti
On the Silk Roads: in search of tradition on the Roof of the World
Walking in the footsteps of our ancestors
The river, its people, and God that was scary
Dunes, diamonds and dust: a potted history of the Namib Sand Sea - Dr Abi Stone
Be Inspired: The relief models of Sir L. Dudley Stamp - George Tobin
Be inspired: Animals in the Royal Geographical Society’s archives - Dr Catherine Oliver
Warrior with a camera: Frank Hurley’s Endurance photography - Alasdair MacLeod
Be Inspired: Airmindedness redux: growing tourism and worldliness through aeromobility in Africa
An absolute beginner's guide to disaster risk management for geographers
What happens to our waste?
Footprints - Professor David Farrier
Nellie Bly’s record-breaking race around the world - Rosemary J Brown
Fighting Julius Caesar: archaeology, science and history - Professor Andrew Fitzpatrick
Fighting Julius Caesar: archaeology, science and history - Professor Andrew Fitzpatrick
The challenges of managing a 21st century World Heritage Site - Jane Gibson
Estimates and instruments: the case for comparative maritime history - Dr Margaret Schotte
Making space for nature - Brian Bleese
Can veganism help save the planet? - Dr Richard White
The Amur River: between Russia and China - Colin Thubron
Directing economic growth: a mission-oriented approach - Mariana Mazzucato
Making space for nature - Brian Bleese
Be inspired: Lucy Atkinson: one of the greats in the pantheon of travellers - Nick Fielding
Africa in the 21st Century
Education for the 21st Century
Not in my back yard
Low carbon energy
Deforestation
UK Migration
Economic growth
Planning
Flood Risk in the UK
Geoengineering
UK ageing population
Water security
Digital divide in the UK
Natural hazards and resilience
Plastic Pollution in the Ocean
Can the UK ever be sustainable?
Digital technology for development
Poverty in Britain
Global health in the 21st Century
Keeping pace with a digital revoultion
Unsustainable fishing
London: Too big to succeed?
The Spanish and Mexican origins of Texas cattle ranching - Professor William Doolittle
Author meets critics: Respatialising Finance by Sarah Hall
Author meets critics: The Unsettling Outdoors by Russell Hitchings
Latitude - Nicholas Crane
Pedal 4 Parks: 14 days over sea and land
The art and science of wayfinding - Michael Bond
Working with the world: the British Museum in the 21st century - Dr Hartwig Fischer
The Sami People and natural history of Lapland
COVID-19 pandemic: what have we learnt from a risk management perspective?
How do I connect to a place and its people?
Are countries meeting their Paris agreement targets?
True stories drawn from life: turning real life stories into comics and animations
I belong here: a journey along the backbone of Britain - Anita Sethi
How do we talk about migration?
Where to take your career in disaster risk management
Sitopia: reshaping our lives through food - Carolyn Steel
Rebuilding the post-conflict nation through dance - Dr Amanda Rogers
Around the world in 80 trains, a 45,000-mile adventure - Monisha Rajesh
A tale of ten maps - Dr Mike Smith
The Arab conquests - Justin Marozzi
Harvesting water in dryland areas: Transferring technologies between Rajasthan and the Maasai of Kaj
Earth stories with Roger Harrabin
Climate change and implications for disaster risk management
COP26: Deciding the future of civilization - Paul Brown
Rewilding the wild: lessons from Australia - Lizzy Crotty
The Polar Adventures of a Rich American Dame - Joanna Kafarowski
Can a small charity make a big difference? - Lynda Evans
Positive tipping points to avoid climate tipping points - Professor Tim Lenton
Building a planet-happy clothing system - Patrick Grant
Feminist theory and Geographical Information Systems - Anwen Davis
English travellers to Venice, 1450-1600 - Professor Michael G. Brennan
Louise Adventure: around-the-world sailing odyssey - Grant Gordon
Earth stories with Professor Amanda Vincent
John Forrest: the British Empire and the ‘Empty Spaces’ of the World - Professor Robert Fletcher
Beyond the agenda of COP26: The problem of international transport emissions - Professor John Vogler
Global threat to local action: Responding to the climate crisis - Andy Lester
Carbon capture, use, storage and its role in delivering Net Zero - Dr Helen Atkinson
Powering our future
Flooding, climate change and the resilience of cities - Alex Nickson
How is Antarctica changing and why should we care? - Professor Martin Siegert
What fate for Antarctica? - Dr Tamsin Edwards
Indigenous approaches to climate change: traditional knowledge and modern solutions - Kiliii Yüyan
Burning to protect the climate - Professor Jay Mistry
Climate change and you
Geopolitics of climate change
Tackling the climate and housing crises through community-led living - Professor Paul Chatterton
Is the Paris climate agreement still viable?
The handshake: a gripping history - Ella Al-Shamahi
Water security: ways to address an emerging global crisis - Dr Jessica Budds
Fires in informal tented settlements: an unseen humanitarian crisis - Steve Jordan and Mike Dayson
Creative approaches to race and in/security in the Caribbean and the UK - Dr Patricia Noxolo
Compound risk: dynamic exposure and vulnerability
Land-use in the uplands: the case for change
Uncharted: A Black woman’s journey through the discipline of geography - Professor Patricia Daley
Black Victorians and multicultural London 1850-1950 - Dr Caroline Bressey
‘Muddy Glee’: what geography fieldwork means in a time of crisis
West with the Light, my life in nature - Brian Jackman
Earth stories with Professor Bronwyn Hayward
Strange natures: conservation in the era of synthetic biology - Professor Bill Adams
The power of geography - Q&A with Tim Marshall
Pedal for Parks
Atlantification of the Arctic Ocean - Professor Tom Rippeth
Flora of the Silk Road - Christopher Gardner
The international year of caves and karst: explore, study and protect
Housing, inequality and uncertainty: what’s next, where? - Professor Susan Smith
Be Inspired: Herbert Ponting - Anne Strathie
Antarctica's most extreme rescue mission. The logistics and challenges of a winter rescue
School Member lecture: How to save our Planet - Professor Mark Maslin
An overview of the unprecedented 2021 Geldingadalir eruption, Iceland - Dr Oliver Lamb
AONBs: how they address current environmental concerns - Simon Amstutz
Minarets in the Mountains: a journey into Muslim Europe - Tharik Hussain
A right to be lost: bias, anonymity, privacy
Disaster risk reduction
Take my word for it: communication, transparency and creating trust in communication
Where’s the harm? Geospatial data ethics in practice
Disaster risk pooling - enabling mutual cross border resilience
Communicating and understanding risk in dynamic situations
Building, health, hope and happiness through the power of nature - Tom Brown
Island of the Fairy Tern - Andy Lester
Talking Timbuktu: on reaching the legendary city of gold - Alice Hunter Morrison
What can I do?
The research and activities of the Mersey Gateway Environmental Trust - David Colbourne
COVID-19, transport and green recovery? - Dr Llinos Brown
Pollution and solutions: the plastic predicament from deck to desk - Sally Earthrowl
People of the Sea - James Wharram and Hanneke Boon
Zero carbon Sheffield: the challenge of 2030 - John Grant
Be Inspired: Madrid: midnight city - Helen Crisp
Penguins, albatross and whales: Natural history of South Atlantic - Carl Chapman
Land of the emerald forests - Andy Lester
The Foghorn's Lament: panel discussion
Antarctic photography from the ‘Heroic Age’ - Alasdair MacLeod
Mapping the Belfast Blitz
Around the world in 80 plants - Professor Jonathan Drori
Beyond the narco frontier: rethinking an imaginary of the margins - Professor Jonathan Goodhand
Port of Tyne: Challenges ahead in a changing world - Simon Brett
First Descent - Dr Lucy Woodall, Sheena Talma and Oliver Steeds
Be Inspired: The Cape of Flowers: a forgotten corner of the Portuguese Empire - Cliff Pereira
Supporting testing and vaccinating Liverpool’s communities during COVID-19 - Dr Mark Green
Be Inspired: Sir Clements Markham President of the RGS: success or failure? - Isobel Williams
The high street reimagined - Rebecca Trevalyan
Can elephants and people safely coexist - Susie Offord-Woolley
The roaring 20s?
Life beneath the ice - Dr Huw Griffiths
Magdalena: river of dreams - Professor Wade Davis
Keeping it local
The Nightingale: Sam Lee in conversation with Patrick Barkham
Be Inspired: Shackleton’s ghost writer: are authorship standards always important? - Art Gertel
The Perimeter: a photographic circumnavigation of Britain - Quintin Lake
Biogeomorphology of wetlands in the drylands of southern Africa - Professor Michael Grenfell
Around the world with Nellie Bly - Rosemary Brown
The girl who ran across Africa - Emma Timmis
Where the world is heading and how we can stop making things worse - Professor Joanna Haigh
The Lapita Voyage film screening - Hanneke Boon
Health is made at home, hospitals are for repairs - Lord Nigel Crisp
Geographical journeys: microlectures
To weigh the Earth: lessons from east Greenland
Back in the saddle: cycling the Iron Curtain
There’s more to a Dragon than meets the eye: the Wales Coast Path
Voices of the Maya: discovery and language in Belize
Pushing the limits: life and death at the sharp end
Our flat Earth: adventures of a digital detective
Chernobyl: time travel to 1986
Canoeing through Covid: citizen science on the Severn
The state of nature – and why should we even care? - Dr Mark Wright
Colonial collections in decolonial times - Professor Paul Basu
Be Inspired: Travellers in the Great Steppe: uncovering a hidden history - Nick Fielding
Be Inspired: Kalli on the ship - Peter Martin
Be Inspired: Gotham rising - Jules Stewart
Be Inspired: Unarticulated narratives of women on David Livingstone’s Expeditions - Kate Simpson
Be Inspired: Woman with the iceberg eyes - Katherine Macinnes
Be Inspired: Genealogy, geography and archives - Chandan Mahal
Be Inspired: Always ready for an expedition - Natalie Cox
Deep water: the story of a flood - Professor Hannah Cloke
The Midgard Viking Expedition: the search for intelligent life on Earth - Bjørn Heyerdahl
Wilding: the return of the British farm - Isabella Tree
Project UKFall: Retrieving meteorites and why it's important - Dr Luke Daly
Shannon Country: A river journey through time - Paul Clements
How the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory is slaying the misinformation dragon - Dr Michael Poland
Communities, conservation and sustainable travel in Africa - Sue Watt
Earth Photo: in conversation with winning photographers
Landscape of Towers - Clive Dunn
Economic and social impacts of COVID-19
Shannon Country: A river journey through time - Paul Clements
Journey of the mask - Chris Rainier
Tackling 'shale fail': Reflections on public perceptions - Professor Patrick Devine-Wright
Dragon’s blood and desert roses: The island of Socotra - Hilary Bradt and Janice Booth
Simulation and 3D mapping: a point of convergence - Christopher Budas
Inclusive excellence - Professor Wendy Larner
Minus 73 Degrees F film screening
Andean bears and people: coexistence through poverty reduction
The Broads: landscape and history - Tom Williamson
A time of ecological change in the Pacific Northwest - Dr Regan Early
Where's the swamp gone, for peat's sake? - Professor Paul Aplin
Students on Ice - Emma Denton
Into the abode of death - crossing of the Empty Quarter of Arabia - Mark Evans
A celebration of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site - Dr Anjana Khatwa
Two Frogs - Andy Dickson
Antarctic Atlas: maps and graphics that tell the story of a continent - Dr Peter Fretwell
The road to independence - Olie Hunter-Smart
What the traveller saw: the photographs of Eric Newby - Alasdair Macleod
Building relationships to ensure humanitarian delivery of aid - Henry Chamberlain
Gentrification: London and beyond - Professor Loretta Lees
Are we wearing out the planet?
Where physical and digital worlds collide - Paul Clarke CBE
The map tour – Hugh Thomson
The age of geography – Nicholas Crane
River of life, river of death: the Ganges under threat - Victor Mallet
A new Arctic in the making - Professor Klaus Dodds
Beyond the Pole: The British Trans-Arctic Expedition - Kari Herbert
The geography behind digital world-building - Kate Edwards
Post-conflict restoration of historic Mosul - Andy Miller
Food security: a global challenge - Professor Peter Jackson
A tale of two rivers - Karen Darke and Katie Arnold
Responsible travel
Explorer-humanitarians of the Amazon - Dr John Hemming
Ascending Afghanistan - Hanifa Yousoufi and Marina LeGree
Citizen input into geography - Luke Fay and Judit Varga
Kings of the Yukon - Adam Weymouth
The city of tomorrow
African realities - Zeinab Badawi and Dr Nick Wescott
Geography in action: the charities using geography to change lives on the ground
Portraits of No Man’s Land - Dr Alasdair Pinkerton, Dr Noam Leshem and Elliot Graves
The discovery of Antarctica and Antarctica today - David Vaughan, Jane Rumble and Camilla Nichol
The Crossing: a photographic meditation on the Atlantic Ocean - Marissa Roth
Ten slides to tell a story
Springwatch unwrapped – Gillian Burke
From city to sea: microplastics in UK rivers - Professor Jamie Woodward
A planet of three billion - Dr Christopher Tucker
Travel writing evening
Life on the Mosquito Coast - Guillaume Bonn and Rozemin Keshvani
Stop talking about migration and start discussing inequality - Professor Heaven Crawley
A look at Singapore's longer history, c. 1300-1950 - Professor Peter Borschberg
The future of food
The Polar Ocean Challenge - Sir David Hempleman-Adams
Behind the line: two weeks in North Korea - Sir Michael Palin
Stop the plastic tide - Catherine Gemmell
Where the animals go - James Cheshire
Out of the woods - Luke Turner
Entangled life
Focus on travel videos
Antarctica today
Explore 2020: exploration for a better tomorrow
The Living Mountain: panel discussion
Swimming with giants! - Dr Isla Hodgson
Living and working in Antarctica - Dr Kate Winter
UV-B: an extinction kill mechanism - Professor John Marshall
Scott's Antarctic Odyssey - Joanna Grochowicz
George Mallory and the Everest expeditions of the 1920s - Eugene Rae
Getting to net-zero: what can nature do? - Professor Gideon Henderson
Children's lectures 2020
Revisiting rewilding - John Harold
The argument for a wilder and more resilient planet - Kristine Tompkins
The lines, which are so very fine - Dr Katy Barrett
Routeways between Bristol and Bath and the Innovators who created them: a guided walk
Time to celebrate - Paul Rose
Afghanistan’s wild side and other explorations - Beth Wald
What makes a 'successful rural community'? - David Jackman
Spectre expedition Q&A - Leo Houlding and Sir Chris Bonington
Caol waters rising - Chris Speight
If at first you don’t succeed… Chris Speight
Thin ice - Tim Jarvis
Slow Ways: fast forward for citizen-geographers - Dan Raven-Ellison
COVID-19 and the geography of disease dynamics - Professor Andy Tatem
Severe weather - Penny Tranter
Sense of here - Rob and Harriet Fraser
Coastal marine ecosystems: biodiversity, current status and future trends- Dr Ian Hendy
Rural development paths and development assistance - Professor Nina Laurie & Professor Jonathan Rigg
Maritime woodland: the invisible habitat - Simon Leatherdale
Wilding Westacre Estate - Fraser Bradbury
Covid after lockdown - Dr Bharat Pankhania
Sahara expedition - Alice Morrison
The end of the pier show: what next for the British seaside pier? - Dr Anya Chapman
The Internet, Covid-19 and Brexit: the retail impact - Professor David McEvoy
Being the first woman - Jacki Hill-Murphy
Hilltops and Highlands: exploring the Naga Tribal Territories and Holy Lalibela
Annapurna 1970
The history of the city - Ben Wilson
Geographical lates: climate talks
The Ness Award, poetry and icy exploration- Nancy Campbell
Titan beetles and geographical fieldwork - Eleanor Drinkwater
Ocean plastics and lessons from life at sea - Emily Penn
Food security and sustainability in post-conflict Freetown - Professor Tony Binns
The cities that made an empire - Tristram Hunt
Midnight's grandchildren - John Keay
Siberia: its history and its people - Professor Janet Hartley
Walking the Nile - Levison Wood
An evening with Sir Bob Geldof - Sir Bob Geldof
Geography of our future - Mark Maslin and Danny Dorling
Icons on ice – Rod Downie
Stories from the Steppe – Karina Moreton
Africa’s labels - Richard Dowden
A geographical exploration of Britain's mysterious past - Mary-Ann Ochota
British reintroductions - Peter Cooper
The impact of COVID-19 on the geological cycle - Alice Fugagnoli
Reaching for the Poles: the South Pole - Eugene Rae
Reaching for the Poles: the North Pole - Eugene Rae
A tale of two seas - Professor Tom Rippeth
Mountain pressure: Snowdonia's cultural landscape at a crossroads - John Harold
Soil science: exciting and needed! - Dr Jenny Jones
Antipodes on the page - Eugene Rae
An evening with Paul Rose
The Taylor and Francis award, football related trafficking and race in geography - Dr James Esson
200 years of Antarctica - Camilla Nichol
Geographers and pandemics - Dr Janey Messina
Mapping escapes in World War II - Dr Barbara Bond
Erebus, The Story of a Ship – Sir Michael Palin
Drowning in plastic - Liz Bonnin
The invention of nature - Andrea Wulf
Sunflowers for soldiers: one girl, two dogs and 616 sunflower seeds – Janey McGill
Kayaking the Kwanza: source to sea along Angola’s longest river – Oscar Scafidi
My life in Outer Mongolia: step by Steppe – Stephanie Hadik
Running Malawi: a journey through the ‘warm heart of Africa’ – Brendan Rendall
Heavy pack and heartfelt footsteps: rediscovering Southeast Asia – Ellie Mackay
Vanuatu: in search of female chiefs – Sophie Hollingsworth
The women's Euro-Arabian North Pole expedition - Felicity Aston
Around the world on nothing but optimism - Becca Marsh, Maximillian White and Joel Chevallier
Last stop in the remote Pacific - Liv Grant
Project Armenia: climbing above the clouds - Peter Rosso
Buried treasure: unearthing an archipelago's lost ecosystem - Alvaro Castilla-Beltrán
Rhythm revolution: exploring Iran through its rich musical heritage - Ruairi Glasheen
A hard day's light: racing the sun across Hadrian's Wall - Jamie Rutherford
In search of a 'lost' house in Bangladesh - Shreyashi Dasgupta
Ice shelves: Antarctica's fragile frontier - Professor David Vaughan and Professor Adrian Luckman
A journey to the end of time - John Harrison
Zero degrees: the geographies of the prime meridian - Professor Charles Withers
Deeper than indigo - Dr Jenny Balfour-Paul
Islander – a journey around our archipelago - Patrick Barkham
Geographic information and sustainability - Professor Andy Tatem
John Thomson: pioneer of travel photography - Deborah Ireland
African Twilight - Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher
Creating a 'master map' of the UK: a route to a better future? – Miranda Sharp
The immeasurable world: journeys in desert places – William Atkins
Migrants on the margins – Professor Michael Collyer and Professor Laura Hammond
Elephant complex: travels in Sri Lanka - John Gimlette
Recovering wild tigers in a crowded Asia - Dr Ullas Karanth
The Sustainable Development Goals: ambition or fantasy? – Linden Edgell
Climate change challenges: lessons from Bangladesh
Changing lives? - Nick Danziger
Fighting wildlife crime with the world's first female anti-poaching unit - Alice Bromage
The spirit of the Colombian Pacific - James Price
Chasing fire – Dr Thomas Smith
Paddleboarding around Langkawi to find Crusoe - Daniel Wynn
From a mouthful to a movement: my refugee kitchen - Tom Marsden
Micro-plastics, micro-scientists and micro-adventures - Taylor Butler-Eldridge
Desert dancing: witnessing change in Bedouin culture - EmmaLucy Cole
We chose to speak of war and strife - John Simpson
Human Cognition – developments in navigation – Jeremy Morley and Professor Kate Jeffrey
Chile revisited – Sara Wheeler
The fight for beauty - Dame Fiona Reynolds
Spaces of Internationalism - Professor Mike Heffernan
Countryside in crisis?
The painted towns of Rajasthan - David Zurick
Disruptive geographers: big data and flood risk modelling - Professor Paul Bates
Fear and fishing in West Papua – Will Millard
Circling the midnight sun - James Raffan
London to London: via the world - Sarah Outen MBE
The Marches - Rory Stewart
The space-enabled planet - Stuart Martin
Slavery in the 21st century - Professor Kevin Bales
London's air quality - Professor Frank Kelly
The journeys of young Lawrence: from Oxford to Arabia – Anthony Sattin
Affluence without abundance: the disappearing world of the Bushmen - James Suzman
The UK's missing people - Professor Hester Parr
Seeking Solitude, Finding Solidarity: on foot through the Caucasus – Val Ismaili
The Ger in the City: exploring migration in Mongolia – Hattie Field
Running Scotland’s Watershed, a ribbon of wildness – Elspeth Luke
Energy-Water-Food Stress Nexus
The Wildest Journey: walking the Zambezi – Chaz Powell
Urbanisation
Himalayan Popup Picturehouse: the highest cinema in the world – Emma de Heveningham
Changing class systems
The Long Way Up: Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail – Charlie Knight
Wellbeing and cities
Food security
Air pollution
Gender equality in education
Big Data
Made in Britain?
Energy for development
Climate Change
Life off the ladder
Integrated Britain?
The book smugglers of Timbuktu – Charlie English
The land beyond: on foot through the Holy Land – Leon McCarron
Geography in a changing world – Dr Rita Gardner
North Korea: Common myths explained – Dr Markus Bell
700 million and counting: the urbanisation of China - Professor Chris Hamnett
17 years in the polar regions - Ben Saunders
Mahaweli Challenge: Sri Lanka's longest river on foot and by kayak - Ian Packham
Sea turtles and hurricanes - Julia Ganis
Footsteps beyond the pond - Daniel Evans
Life in the plug: a journey through the forests of Panama - John Fuller
And then there were three: tandem touring with an infant in Arctic Norway - Anne Pinney
Rwanda 20 years on: a week to remember - Fergus Oleary Simpson
A Persian pursuit - Shirin Shabestari
The Discovery of HMS Erebus - Ryan Harris
The Oceans Seven challenge - Adam Walker
Somalia: the world's most failed state? - James Fergusson
Iceland's iconic volcanoes - Alexandra Witze
New technologies, old traditions: stories from Society grant recipients - Mark Allan and Peter Geogh
The crossing of Antarctica - Dr Huw Lewis-Jones
Greater London: the story of the suburbs - Dr Nick Barratt
The shepherd’s life - James Rebanks
The last Eden: biodiversity and conservation in Bolivia, Guyana and Honduras - Dr Niall McCann
Alone in the jungle - Antonia Bolingbroke-Kent
Naturalists in paradise - Dr John Hemming
Poor cities: migration hotspots - Dr Michael Collyer
Standing up for river science: paddle boarding the Thames - Michelle Ellison and Mel Joe
Altiplano: exploring water in the Andes - Fearghal O’Nuallain
Greenland to Canada: The Haig-Thomas Expedition 2015 - Alec Greenwell
Puntland: to the lighthouse on the tip of the Horn of Africa - James Willcox
Cheese pies and grandmothers: adventures in Georgia - Lucy Alliott
Driving around the world for microfinance - Matthieu Tordeur
Walking India: the Bay of Bengal to the Arabian Sea - Oli Broadhead
Tea’s last guardians: the Himalayan muleteers - Jeff Fuchs
Endangered archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa - Dr Robert Bewley
Geography and diplomacy - Paul Madden CMG
One man's Everest - Kenton Cool
The Nepal earthquake: a warning for the future? - Professor David Petley
An atlas of countries that don’t exist - Dr Nick Middleton
The path from Paris: the new global politics of climate change - Professor Michael Jacobs
The past and future footprint of Britain on the world - Professor Felipe Fernández-Armesto
How to read water - Tristan Gooley
Aurora: in search of the northern lights - Dr Melanie Windridge
Oceans of plastic - Dr Erik van Sebille
Heat island, Britain's landscapes from the Ice Age to the Shard - Nicholas Crane
Fairness between the generations - David Willetts
Population change: one of the great global challenges - Professor Sarah Harper
Blue wilderness: conservation in the UK's Overseas Territories - Dr Mark Spalding
Coxless Crew: a Pacific Ocean row
Spirals in time - Dr Helen Scales
What is happening to our weather? - Dr Peter Stott
Overland journeys - Levison Wood
Protecting giant manta rays in Peru – Kerstin Forsberg
Post truth? – Evan Davis
Brexit: causes and consequences - Professor Matthew Goodwin
TAWAI: Voices from the forest - Bruce Parry
The Society's amazing film archive - Alasdair MacLeod and Professor Andrew Goudie
High street regeneration: place-making and changing spaces - Dr Steve Millington
A new hope for nature: COP15 and the decade on restoration - Claire Wansbury
Can disused mines heat our future? - Dr Charlotte Adams
Climate change through the lens
The Pitcairn Islands - Simeon Archer-Rand and Emily Hardman
Professional insights: mentoring in your career
Investigating Nellie Bly: reflections on journalism and the power of curiosity - Martine Croxall
What is customer loyalty worth? My career in data science - Edwina Dunn
The golden age of expeditionary films - Professor Ian Christie
By Endurance we conquer: applying Shackleton's leadership lessons to the climate crisis - Tim Jarvis
Living with wildlife - Dr Krithi Karanth
Going to extremes: climbing Mount Everest to measure the weather - Dr Tom Matthews
From Kenya to the Arctic, our changing world - Dr Samuel Derbyshire and Dr Isla Myers-Smith
Ottoman Muslim Europe: 100 years on - Tharik Hussain
Frozen Planet II: filming in a changing world
39 ways to save the planet - Tom Heap and Dr Tamsin Edwards
Into Iraq - Sir Michael Palin
Professional insights: developing your professional online profile
Walks and adventures in wild and abandoned islands of the South Aegean
Professional insights: enhancing your professional networks
Antarctic pioneer: the trailblazing life of Jackie Ronne - Dr Joanna Kafarowski
China’s present day geopolitical problems - Bill Hayton
Everest on film: scientific endeavour meets media culture
Picking polar people: exploring explorer recruitment through the RGS archives - Alice Oates
What is there left to explore?
Recording the first Everest expeditions
Picturing place: reflections on a photograph collection from British Columbia
It’s not about the view - Tori James
Snow widows: Captain Scott's Antarctic expedition through the eyes of the women they left behind
The UK water industry response to climate change
Conflict and cameras: storytelling from Crimea to Sinjar
Disasters and global change: how do we respond?
GIS day 2022
Professional insights: geovisualisation
Wales and the wellbeing world - Sophie Howe
The hidden universe: biodiversity - Professor Alexandre Antonelli
Race for the future – James Levelle
Global energy dilemmas revisited: energy security and sustainability in a new world - Mike Bradshaw
Indigenous and scientific knowledge on the Jackson-Harmsworth Expedition - Dr Ed Armston-Sheret
Photographs, drawings, texts: portrayals of the Mediterranean - Dr María Sebastián Sebastián
Limits to rewilding?
The noble art of walking - Nick Fielding
Antarctica: a history in 100 objects - Dr Jean de Pomereu
Celebrating England’s national nature reserves: their past, present and future - Dagmar Junghanns
Journey to Everest - Simon Dell
Secrets of...The architecture the railways built - Tim Dunn
Tropical forests and planet Earth: a macroscope view - Professor Yadvinder Malhi
David Attenborough’s Wild Isles: behind the scenes - Alastair Fothergill OBE
Nuclear dreams: Fukushima and Japan’s lost futures - Dr Makoto Takahashi
Creating disaster: analysing the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes - Professor Ilan Kelman
Migration, food insecurity and the COVID-19 pandemic - Professor Kavita Datta
Informing action: Esmond Bradley Martin’s legacy in tackling the illegal wildlife trade
How to read a tree - Tristan Gooley
Resisting repressive regimes - Shahidul Alam
The Great Barrier Reef expedition 1928-1929: birth of modern coral reef science
Sanitation for all? Cities and the right to citylife - Professor Colin McFarlane
Tales from a ship doctor: letting go and mucking in on the white continent
Stories for my younger self: a 3,000km cycle journey around the UK
Rolling with the rock stars of wildlife conservation
Finding Freya's assassins: a journey through remote northern Iran
Helvellyn: chronic illness in the mountains
Expedition east Greenland: a sea kayaking journey through iceberg and polar bear territory
Stop what you are doing and cycle around the world
Earth Photo: meet the winners
Mapping Rapa Nui: the hidden histories of exploration - Dr Sarah L. Evans
Geographical journeys: microlectures
Labour in the lofty peaks: porters in the Everest expeditions (1921-1938) - Nokmedemla Lemtur
Is travel worth the carbon emissions?
Energy and development panel discussion
GeoNight
Travel writing evening
Medals and awards celebration 2023
How can we tackle the climate and biodiversity crises?
Atlas of geographical anomalies - Vitali Vitaliev
My family and other enemies - Mary Novakovich
Professional insights: Time to move roles?
The United Nations and global geospatial information - James Norris
The Paris agenda - why COPs matter: global goals, international rulebook, national action
Earth Photo 2023 awards ceremony and panel discussion
The future of geography - Tim Marshall
The art and science of geovisualisation for disaster risk management
Disaster risk in the humanitarian sphere: what about information management and mapping?
The campaign to protect rural England in Oxfordshire - Professor Richard Harding
Soils in North West Syria: unseen casualty of war - Dr Jonathan Bridge
Psychogeography, imaginative spaces and English seaside towns - Dr Tom Sykes and Dr Louis Netter
Careers aren’t always linear: conversations on career paths
Brunel, Roosevelt and Amundsen: a comparison of three epic geographical achievers - Brad Borkan
Wildlife, media, and business: the quest to save our planet - Patrick Aryee
Race and the League of Nations - Dr Jake Hodder
Key information about geography
Geography in schools
Geography in research and higher education
Geography in the workplace
Geography of geography: the evidence base
Young people's views on subject choices, further study and careers
'I didn't have any teachers that looked like me'
What do young people think about geography?
The Conference of Heads of Geography in Higher Education Institutions
Advocacy and impact in geography
Impact of geography
Transforming inland water quality management through a global satellite observatory
Redesigning global climate technology policy and funding
Mainstreaming Green Infrastructure in the UK
Improved mapping of residential populations for targeted public health planning, service delivery, a
Building climate resilience in Africa by enhancing anticipatory risk management
Mobile network data for disaster relief and infectious disease control
Innovative aquatic geoforensics in the search for sunken objects
Assessing blue carbon resources: Ensuring coastal protection and climate change mitigation through S
Improving water and food security in tropical Africa
Shaping UN and national guidance on policies and practices to protect oceans and coastal ecosystems
Advancing polar geopolitics in foreign and defence policy, school education and public understanding
Hazardous waste and the circular economy
Setting international standards in the definition of official boundaries for regional statistics
Achieving access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all
Supporting planning and housing policy reform around the world
Improving sustainable wildflower harvesting practices in South Africa’s Western Cape
Mobilising urban living labs to create sustainable infrastructure
Building infrastructure resilience through innovative monitoring and forecasting of landslide hazard
Shaping global climate change policy
Adapting water and energy infrastructure to climate change
Influencing national cultural preparedness for environmental extremes in Malta
Securing supply chains for sub-Saharan Africa’s smallholder farmers
Informing and shaping policies to conserve, restore, and enhance inland fisheries
The state and the vulnerable: Using social research to facilitate more effective policy intervention
Increasing palm oil sustainability to conserve Malaysia’s tropical peatland
Vegetation analytics and management along power line corridors
Biometric data in the age of algorithms
Effective prison and community-based interventions: Building humanising rehabilitative environments
Enhancing policies at the UN and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to improve volunteer suppor
Cities and climate change: UN-Habitat guiding principles
From waste to resource productivity
Accelerating sustainable urban development interventions by the UN in transition economies
Reframing approaches to the implementation of regional development programmes by the European Union
Homelessness: Shaping legislation in England and Wales, and informing international policy debates
Equipping organisers with a novel toolkit to reduce the environmental impact of major sport and cult
Establishing the Pitcairn Islands Marine Reserve
Restoring farmland ponds
The Scott Polar Research Institute’s Polar Museum
Natural coastal protection and risk reduction by intertidal wetlands
Pioneering computer models have transformed global flood risk management
Novel approaches to improve nuclear safety in Europe and Japan
Enabling coexistence between humans and wild carnivores
Increasing resilience in remote societies facing sustainable development, climate change, and disast
Transforming recycling policy and food waste diversion in Shanghai, China
Using a computer model (MORPH) for environmental decision-making to balance the needs of birds and s
Discovering and preserving human fossil footprints at White Sands National Park, United States
Improving quality standards for recreational waters with enhanced data collection and real-time mode
Better boundaries for the collection and publication of official statistics
Transforming decision making in winter road maintenance using low-cost environmental sensor networks
21CC template
The where and why of global poverty: Changing understanding of the location of global poverty
Research leads to local, national, and international policies and actions that reduce air pollution
Effective torture prevention? Detention safeguards and the reduction of torture
Advances to jet engine operations developed from novel volcanic ash records
Cycle network policy, planning and investment transformed by the Propensity to Cycle Tool
Conservation, livelihoods and environmental futures: improving policy and practice in Mongolia
Improving subnational economic development and decentralisation policy in the UK
Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
Changing museum practice to create cultural legacies for mental health groups and other communities
Climate Just: shaping more socially-aware responses to climate change
Amplifying Indigenous knowledge within environmental management and governance in South America
Hydrogeomorphological monitoring and assessment tools for rivers
Evidence-based catchment management with SCIMAP
Applying geographical science to settle a 160 year-old border dispute
Turning environmental forensic evidence into effective soil conservation policy
Transforming shoreline management policy and practice
Building resilience to earthquake and landslide hazard in Nepal
Avoiding extinction: conservation initiatives to save a critically endangered giant freshwater fish
Warmer, healthier homes: tackling fuel poverty with a geographic approach to energy efficiency measu
Securing ‘the right to stay put’ for those being displaced by state-led gentrification
Supporting public action to secure water sources in the Indian Himalayas
Improving the wellbeing of international women migrants and their families in Indonesia
Using Earth Observation to tackle modern slavery
Global mangrove watch: informing public policy for the conservation and protection of mangrove fores
Mapping malaria transmission using hydromorphology to inform public health strategies in Africa
Forensic geoscience to aid the police and community
Influencing the design of new prisons and the retrofit of existing carceral spaces to improve prison
Shaping national and global decision making on emissions of greenhouse gases and ozone depleting sub
Global satellite data for improved climate and weather predictions
Addressing gender inequalities in IT: UK and India
Returning missing people: changing professional practice and policy
Geographers and legal impact: scoping the field
Delivering multiple co-benefits in blue-green cities
Improving safety and sustainability in food production by co-producing weather forecasts
Census geographies
Developing models of governance and praxis for local climate action
Understanding geographical patterns of forced migration from domestic violence
GRID3: Using geospatial data techniques to fight disease and improve population estimates
Living Legacies highlights the untold story of WW1 in Northern Ireland
Liveable Lives: participatory research into lived LGBTQ experiences in England & West Bengal, India
Using remote sensing and experimental innovation to understand, monitor and forecast wildfires
Measuring the healthiness of places to improve planning, public health and local government policy
Using GIS to cut down on fatbergs and flooding in the Thames Valley
Using modelling to understand journey times and jobcentre use
Financing net zero: how can investment meet the climate challenge?
Journey times for policy-making, delivery and evaluation
HWISE: developing household-scale metrics to tackle water insecurity
Working beyond the border
Protecting children’s interests in the asylum process
Reducing the human misery and financial cost of future floods
Spatial Hub: Turning local government data into self-sustaining assets
Tackling health inequality in former coalfield communities
Access to local services that keep me healthy, safe and well
21CC template
Count Me In Too: LGBT community experiences in Brighton
Sefton Council uses geographic information systems to support more open data sharing
Understanding and addressing fire, degradation and carbon emissions in Indonesia’s peatlands
Collaborative approaches to tackling the climate emergency in Bangladesh
Arsenic - the geography of a global problem
Revolutionising the census with new methods for population data in the UK
Garden Village developments take young people’s needs into account
Characterising coastal erosion and cliff retreat to inform local planning in North Yorkshire
Intelligent highway management: How spending on local roads and footpaths is decided
Protecting access to allotments
New perspectives on historical accounts of exploration
Assessing the impact of the London 2012 Olympics
South Ayrshire Council uses Story Maps to boost engagement
Making roads safer and saving money for councils
Mapping the value of nature
Improving urban environments by revitalising degraded rivers
Preserving the nation’s digital map heritage
Using unique property references for effective asset management in Conwy
Improving access to information in emergency response situations
Improving planning for an ageing population
Coordinating contributions from volunteer mappers for rapid disaster response
Connecting the unconnected communities
Bridging the skills gap to inspire the geospatial experts of the future
Consumption controversies: alcohol policies in the UK
Improving the effectiveness and safety of mine detection
Improving the health and quality of rivers and water bodies
Understanding household movements between deprived areas to better target regeneration
Understanding migration within the UK
Water policy in the UK
UK migration controversies: a simple guide
UK flood risk management: policy recommendations
Small area data: Looking towards a 2021 census
Metro mayors
Storm geomorphology: geomorphic contributions in an age of extremes
The future of small area population statistics
Putting a price on the priceless: valuing nature?
What keeps the UK healthy? Geographical perspectives on work and worklessness
Navigating the perfect storm: international dimensions
The case for High Speed Rail: a regional, social and economic perspective
A perfect storm ahead: food, water and energy security
21CC - Seeking common ground?
Reducing the environmental impact of single-use plastics
21CC - Europe's Migration Crisis?
21CC - A 'United' Kingdom?
21CC - Achieving sustainable flood-risk management in the UK
21CC - Rescaling the UK energy system
21CC - Cities, growth and rebalancing the UK economy
Water policy seminars
21CC - Resilience to climate change: who pays (and who benefits)?
Transforming health-related employment support across the UK
Enhancing resilience, improving livelihoods, and protecting carbon stocks of intact tropical peatlan
Conserving marine mammals and their habitat through a better understanding of their behavior and the
Enhancing the identification, protection and restoration of blanket bog in the UK and Spain
Strengthening space-based terrestrial vegetation monitoring capability with the European Space Agenc
Opening up digital fieldwork technology to staff and students in further and higher education
Increasing palm oil sustainability to conserve Malaysia’s tropical peatland
Developing spatial decision-support tools to benefit biodiversity by advancing conservation standard
Changing mindsets, policy, and practice towards a Blue-Green approach to urban flood risk management
Changing the approach of water management across Ireland through the uptake of field-scale diffuse p
Improving and protecting domestic water sources
Influencing policy and management to control nutrient enrichment in inland and coastal waters
Controlling eutrophication and algal blooms to safeguard human and ecosystem health and prevent econ
Protecting fish from high river temperatures under climate change
Enabling international land managers to mitigate water contamination risks from wildfires
Protecting the best and restoring the rest: Successful implementation of water policy and action for
Informing flood risk management and resilience strategies nationally and globally
Effecting a paradigm shift in water industry approaches to water resource management
Generating geographic data to inform policy, social welfare, and learning for tackling health and so
Creating global evidence-based radiological protection for the environment
Mapping and mitigating harmful invasive species
Growing up on the streets: Influencing global and local policy and practice with and for street chil
Wetland management and sustainable livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa
New measurements of trees and forests: Improving global observations for climate and carbon studies
Enabling children and young people to shape sustainable urban change
Fairwork: Improving working conditions in the digital gig economy
Reducing the impact of flooding on society
Migration and constitutional change in Scotland
Empowering local communities to reduce health vulnerabilities after disasters
Shaping the Nene Valley Nature Improvement Area
Accelerating decarbonisation of the GB Whole Energy System through governance reform
New policy-focused practices in marine ecosystem-based management
Spatial planning research reforms practice, participation and policy to empower city regions and com
Working with nature to enhance urban liveability: The multi-functional role of urban blue green infr
Dynamic coastal dunes: Improving understanding and changing management to benefit a threatened habit
Angry weather: Changing public discourse and meteorological services for extreme weather attribution
Maximising the impact of smart meters
Embedding understanding and governing climate-related risks at the Bank of England
Historic coastal landfill and legacy waste
The Centre for Studies of Home: Collaborative research with the Museum of the Home
‘Living Legacies 1914-18’: Sharing contested heritage through digital and spatial humanities
Transforming time: Understanding climate change and human history using IntCal radiocarbon calibrati
Presenting places: connecting with, and preserving, the past
Transformative gas sensing technology in volcano monitoring
Innovative acquisition, analysis, and visualisation of geodemographic data
Planning infrastructure systems to support sustainable development through the United Nations
Projection Augmented Relief Models
The social, economic and environmental impacts of a Marine Protected Area
Smart handpumps: improving drinking water services in rural Africa
The Everyday Austerity project
Human–wildlife interactions and coexistence
Moana Water of Life: navigating climate change for planetary health
Behavioural insights research transforms community infrastructure investment
Labour rights and provisions in EU and UK trade policy
Mainstreaming net-zero emissions in investment and business strategies
Building resilience to climate change with cocoa farmers in Ghana
Sounding Coastal Change
The Transition Pathway Initiative
Resolving conflict between protected species and infrastructure development
Participatory policy-making on global food insecurity
Rewilding and species reintroductions research
Improving understanding of the risks of pests
New land-management policies and practices following advances in wilderness mapping
Formal protection for South American and African peatlands
Seismic shift: the transformation of UK government policy on fracking
Earth Observation research enables use of satellite data to reduce impacts of wildfires
Spatial policy support systems
Government policy and homebuilding practices influenced by community-led housing
Sustainable wildmeat harvests and rural food security in Gabon
Enhanced visibility of marginalised perspectives and non-pecuniary values regarding land
Improving the use of empirical evidence to increase returns on public expenditure and investments
Challenging Scottish exceptionalism on racism and Islamophobia
Transforming European energy poverty policy
Crafting Resistance: the art of Chilean political prisoners
Transforming international efforts to end Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
Transforming behavioural public policy delivery and practitioner practices through the MBBI programm
Protecting human health from infectious diseases in low-resource settings
Delivering smart ticketing in Great Britain
Changing global political, humanitarian, media and public understanding and actions on political vio
Stopping the poachers: technological solutions for rhino conservation
Coastal dune evolution and management
Developing Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS)
Supporting native biodiversity through garden-based citizen science
Reducing the rural digital divide to change lives
Transforming healthcare and community organisations’ policy and practice in Cornwall
Good Environmental Status of marine ecosystems
A novel, cost-effective tool to transform lake fish monitoring and ecological assessment
Into the Inferno
Establishing a new global policy framework for research and intervention on sustainable urban food
Food Ladders: increasing resilience and reducing vulnerability to food insecurity
Achieving low-carbon growth across small businesses in Liverpool City Region
Embedding food system sustainability into business, regional, national and international policy
Consultations
Initial Teacher Training (ITT) market review
Proposed changes to the assessment of GCSEs, AS and A levels in 2022
All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) Inquiry on Africa and its diaspora in the UK School Curricula
Ofqual: Arrangements for non-exam assessment for qualifications in 2022
Department for Education/Ofqual consultation on how GCSE, AS and A level grades should be awarded in
Review of post-16 qualifications at level 3 in England
Revised education for sustainable development (ESD) guidance
Regulating quality and standards in higher education
Erasmus+: UCML letter to Secretary of State for Education
National Data Strategy
Ofqual consultation on proposed changes to the assessment of GCSEs, AS and A Levels in 2021
Review of the UK Social Science PhD
OCR consultation on proposed GCSE in Natural History
UN-GGIM Integrated Geospatial Information Framework
Higher technical education consultation
Subject content for digital Functional Skills qualifications
Right to Privacy (Article 8) and the Digital Revolution
Knowledge Exchange Framework consultation
National Data Strategy call for evidence
Society Publishers Accelerating Open Access and Plan S (SPA-OPS)
Education inspection framework 2019: inspecting the substance of education
Independent review of the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework (TEF)
Degree classification: transparent, consistent and fair academic standards
Guidance on the implementation of Plan S
Improving students’ ability to make the right choices about higher education for them
Improving adult basic digital skills
REF2021 consultation on the draft guidance and criteria
Geospatial Commission: call for evidence
Fourth Industrial Revolution inquiry
Strengthening QTS and improving career progression for teachers
Draft code of practice for statistics
Mayor of London draft transport strategy
ONS approach to measuring and reporting SDGs in the UK
National Transport Strategy (Scotland)
Skills Flagship Project
Building our industrial strategy
Second Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021)
Closing the STEM skills gap inquiry
Teaching Excellence Framework technical consultation
The impact of exiting the European Union on higher education
Research Excellence Framework review (REF 2021)
Purpose and quality of education in England
Implementing the English Baccalaureate
Fulfilling our potential: teaching excellence, social mobility and student choice
Response to the Independent Working Group on a Core ITT Framework
A standard for teachers' professional development
Draft Concordat on Open Research Data
Energy and Climate Change Committee priorities for holding Government to account
2021 Census: initial view on content for England and Wales
Representation in advance of the 18 July 2015 Budget
Nurse Review of research councils
A Level and AS Geography consultation on conditions and guidance
New A levels: subject content consultation
Subject Benchmark Statement: Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences and Environmental Studies
Review of the ESRC Doctoral Training Centres network
Reformed GCE AS and A Level subject content
Developing new GCSE, A level and AS qualifications for first teaching in 2016
Completing GCSE, AS and A Level reform
Informing the future strategic direction of the ESRC
Subject Benchmark Statement: Geography
Student number controls and teaching funding: consultation on arrangements for 2012-2013 and beyond
Review of the role of metrics in research assessment
Open access and submissions to the REF post-2014
New A Level regulatory requirements
Open access in the post-2014 Research Excellence Framework
GCSE reform consultation (Ofqual)
National curriculum review: new programmes of study and attainment targets from September 2014
College of Teaching consultation
Reformed GCSE subject content consultation
Secondary school accountability consultation
Reform of the National Curriculum in England
RCUK policy and guidance on open access
Open Access (BIS committee evidence)
Reform to Key Stage 4 qualifications
Science and Society
Proposal to merge British Antarctic Survey and National Oceanography Centre
Career guidance for young people
Proposals for the reform of A Levels in England
Review of controlled assessment
Government alcohol strategy
Education in London
Careers guidance for schools, sixth form colleges and further education institutions
Higher education in STEM subjects
The census and social science inquiry
Draft panel criteria and working methods (REF 2014)
Spending Review 2010 inquiry
Qualifications for 14 to 16 year-olds and performance tables
Allocation method for postgraduate research funding from 2012-13
Demand management - funding the best social science in the most efficient and effective way
Practical experiments in school science lessons and science field trips
Cultural education in England
Green Paper on a common strategic framework for future EU research and innovation funding
Allocation of science and research funding
ESRC strategic priorities
National Curriculum Review (2011)
Inquiry into the English Baccalaureate
Inquiry into the future of higher education
Policy options for geographic information from Ordnance Survey
Learning outside the classroom
Health and safety of learning outside the classroom (HASLOC)
The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
Research Excellence Framework - second consultation (REF2014)
Building support for development
Enhancing the impact of social research on policy
Rose Review: Historical, social and geographical understanding programme of learning
Rose Review: Independent review of the primary curriculum
Diploma in Humanities and Social Science
A vision for science and society
Rose Review: Evidence submitted to the Primary Review
Inquiry into the National Curriculum (2008)
Proposed Research Excellence Framework (2008) (REF2014)
NERC strategy (2007)
RCUK large facilities roadmap
Draft Geography KS3 National Curriculum
Draft GCSE Subject Criteria for Geography
Postgraduate funding
Education outside the classroom manifesto
1+3 model for postgraduate funding
Reform of higher education research assessment and funding
Geographical magazine
How to access the digital edition of Geographical
Geovisualisation
Virtual fieldtrips in Ukraine
Britain's greenest city centres
Mapping glacial lake outburst flood exposure
Priority places for food
Mapping privacy
Mapping the extent of research into biodiversity hotspots
Visualising avalanches in the Himalayas
Flood Guidance Statement
Child poverty in England
Disaster trade: garment production
Atlas of the Invisible: one stormy sea
Atlas of the Invisible: ice flows
Atlas of the Invisible: heat gradient
Local food insecurity in the UK
Colour blind accessible mapping
The human planet
Mapping unadopted roads in Wales
Messy maps
Unlocking heat stored in Britain’s abandoned coal mines
COVID-19 and access to testing in Liverpool
Housing costs and travel in London
Journey times to acute hospital trusts in England
The Isle of Dogs
How England's complicated political geography is confusing coronavirus rules
Early-warning monitoring for bridges using SAR
Data visualisation expert on what’s wrong with the UK government’s coronavirus charts
How people experience the natural environment in England
Life expectancy in the UK
Tranquility in landscapes
Urban cycling
Maya Archaeological sites in Belize and Guatemala
Predicting gentrification in London
Great Britain's largest islands
Voting patterns in the 2019 general election
Mapping COVID-19
Voting patterns and deprivation in the UK
Air pollution in Europe
Earth Photo
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2021 competition
2020 competition
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Phenomenal photosynthesis
The legal fight
Siberian rewilding
More power from the sun
Chilling food
Robots of the wind
Bamboo is better
Educating and empowering girls
Sublime seagrass
Wood for good
Super rice
School resources
Climate change talks
Grant stories
Upcoming events
Geovisualisation
Career profiles
News roundup
Research articles
Schools
Resources for schools
Why debt burdens are holding back the fight against poverty
ONE - a global movement to end extreme poverty and preventable disease by 2030
Everyday Drone Stories
What do geographers actually do?
Glacier recession, the carbon cycle and microbial release
Introduction
Types of glacier
Mass balance and rising ELAs
Physical impacts
Long-term impacts
Activity
Further reading
Magnetic north continues to move across Britain
Geography teachers Simon Holland and Ellie Barker on winning the OS Award 2023
Dr Laurie Parsons on globalism and 'carbon colonialism'
Choose Geography activities
Card task
Geography in the news
Hot topics box
Vote with your feet
Mallet's Mallet
Single image task
Geographical skills audit
Geography Superheroes
Multiple image task
FT for schools
Plastics in the Pacific: an archipelago under threat
Ask the geographer podcasts
Valuing Nature
Eurovision Song Contest 2023
Alistair Hamill and Iram Sammar on ArcGIS and decolonising the curriculum
Wild Isles activity sheets
Careers with Geography
Creating disaster: the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes Q&A activity sheet
Remote sensing and hazard risk management with Dr Ekbal Hussain
Exploring Shackleton's Antarctica infographic
Marine plastic in the Southern Ocean with Dr Clara Manno
Geography apprenticeships
Explaining the evolution of floods in time and space - Associate Professor Dr Louise Slater
New Zealand floods
Migrant Remittances and COVID-19 - Professor Kavita Datta and Dr Elaine Chase
El Niño: Phenomenon of Opportunities
Is Tokyo too big?
Storm surges
Decolonising Frank Oates: a snapshot in time during the Victorian era of exploration
What is a country?
Shackleton’s Endurance - A story of adventure and leadership
Part 1: The Expedition
Part 2: The crew and boats
Part 3: Setting out from South Georgia
Part 4: Abandon Ship!
Part 5: Staying alive
Part 6: Uncharted
How 'not to build a capital' with Dr Pojani - Nusantara, Indonesia
Why cryptocurrency is so bad for the environment, Dr Pete Howson
Choosing geography at university
39 ways to save the planet - Tom Heap and Tamsin Edwards
The Allerton Project with farmer and conservationist Joe Stanley
Dr Sabina Lawreniuk on female workers in the global garment industry
Geography, identity and football with journalist and author David Goldblatt (part 1)
Elliot Arthur-Worsop and the story of Football For Future (part 2)
The World Cup in Qatar: what is the Kafala system?
Art and the representation of place with Francesca Sanders
Stay Home Stories
Social and racial inequalities from COVID-19 in São Paulo, Brazil
COVID-19 through the lens of a health geographer
Impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability from the IPCC 2022 report
The Routes Journal: what is it?
Geography and farming
Study Geography 2022
A cooling Earth: monitoring its hazards - Associate Professor Dr Matthew Blackett
Liquid natural gas
Professors Mike Bradshaw and Klaus Dodds on the war in Ukraine, geopolitics and energy
TeachMeet 21 September 2022 speaker presentations
39 Ways to Save the Planet with Professor Vincent Gauci
The 2022 Pakistan floods
Soil structure
Why are soils essential?
The Maroons of Jamaica
Field recording for school data collection
How to record audio when out in the field with Celia Robbins
The Elizabeth line, Crossrail
Africa in the UK Curriculum
The Elizabeth line
Living deltas
Climate risk indicators activity sheet
Geography Subject Knowledge Programme
Climate Change Tiles
UK tourism and the North Coast 500
Asian mega-deltas with Professor Large and Dr Henderson
Make your own model of Everest
How to use ArcGIS in geography with Jason Sawle
Videos to support careers education
Las Bambas
Cartograms and cartography with Professor Ben Hennig
Geographical cartograms
What is the Blue Belt Programme?
Small Gases, Big Effect
Teaching Ernest Shackleton as a significant individual in Primary History at KS1
Experiencing Geography
Ecosystem restoration
Professor Yadvinder Malhi on climate change and ecosystem recovery
Makeshift Accommodations- Housing precarity and possibilities of living in Dhaka and Mumbai - Shreya
Geography teacher Ben Ranson on studying Core Maths and teaching numeracy
The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai 2022 volcanic eruption
Make your own model of Endurance
Primary TeachMeet 23 Feb 2022 speaker presentations
Shackleton's life and expeditions
Climate change and the Russian Arctic
Geography Superheroes
Copper in the twenty-first century
TeachMeet 19 January 2022 speaker presentations
China Africa relations: the Great Power Competition
The geopolitics of Chinese investment and influence in Africa with Dinko Hanaan Dinko
Literacy Lowdown
Gender inequality and women in geography
Gendered divisions in work and care
Rivers
Journey of a River
Flooding
Mapping the River Thames
The River Thames
Waterfalls
Professor Kate Heppell on chalk stream environments
Why are the worlds big rivers so different?
Kiss the Ground
Professor Lindsey McEwen and the DRY Utility resources
La Palma continues to erupt
How can I incorporate the IPCC report into my teaching?
Responsible and ethical use of location data with Doug Specht
39 Ways to Save the Planet
How to save our Planet - Professor Mark Maslin
39 Ways to save the Planet - Tom Heap
Aguaje and tropical peatlands in Peru
Dr Roucoux and the tropical peatlands of Peru
My2050
Old coal mines in the UK: could they heat our homes?
Study Geography 2021
Dr Jess Hope and Grace Healy on sustainable development: what does Bolivia teach us?
Debating Global Governance: “Model UNPO” role play
CCS and DAC: what does it all mean?
Ofsted HMI Iain Freeland on what contributes to high-quality curricula, assessment and pedagogy
Jane Rumble on Antarctica and the Arctic
Stay Home Stories
Home is where the heart is
Window on the World
Meaningful Maps
Missing places
Future places
Colour blind friendly mapping
Trade, manufacturing, and microchips
Ten maps that reveal the future of global power and politics - Tim Marshall
Teachers Hafsa Bobat Garcia and Kate Stockings on receiving the Ordnance Survey Award
Geographer and entrepreneur Nicholas 'Charles Tyrwhitt' Wheeler
The Canadian heatwave
Bitcoin and El Salvador
The surprise bestseller: Small Gases, Big Effect by David Nelles and Christian Serrer
Studying, understanding and preventing bike crime
The geography of bike crime
What is the bioeconomy in the NE of England?
The Galápagos Islands and Leonardo DiCaprio
What is the Anthropocene?
TeachMeet 11 May 2021 speaker presentations
Dr Anjana Khatwa and the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast
Geographies of Sustainable Development: what does Bolivia teach us?
2021: The year of the electric car
Senior hydrologist Chris Skinner on the debates in geomorphology
Andrew Jack on FT for Schools and data visualisation
Fukushima 10-years on
Dr Nick Westcott on the Tanganyika Groundnut Scheme
Primary TeachMeet 2 March 2021 speaker presentations
20 years, 95-miles, 185 million years: a celebration of the Jurassic Coast
Mount Etna erupts
Dr Shreyashi Dasgupta and Dr Jess Hope explain the David W Smith Memorial Prize
Shanghai urban geography
A celebration of the Jurassic Coast - Dr Anjana Khatwa
Rewilding
US President Joe Biden and the Paris Climate Agreement
Shadowplay. War correspondent Tim Marshall and his book on the Yugoslav conflict of the 1990s
The Sulawesi island earthquake 2021, Indonesia
West African empires
Ideas for on-site school fieldwork
Geography Directions
Dr John Shears and the 2019 Weddell Sea expedition
Evolving a Circular Plastics Economy
Geography at university – exploring modules on offer
Cyclone Nivar
The MacKay Carbon Calculator
A Search for Magic in the Landscape with Jini Reddy
Synergies between Core Maths and geography: a discussion with MEI, a consultant and the Society
TeachMeet 3 November 2020 speaker presentations
A conversation with Francisca Rockey and Louis Smith Lassey from Black Geographers
Geoheritage, cultural heritage, and dark heritage
The dark geocultural heritage of La Soufrière with Jazmin Scarlett
Geovisualisation resources
'I am a geographer' career profiles
Study Geography 2020
Choose Geography - careers resources
Who is Polar Prem and what is the Seals from Space project?
From geography to journalism with BBC presenter Chris Mason
The RESIST Project: Coastal Salt Marshes
The Forgotten Paths of the UK
Discovering Antarctica
Using historical OS maps to identify at risk Public Rights of Way (PRoW)
The Arctic: Heatwaves and habitat destruction
Investigating superpowers: contemporary geopolitics
The beauty of Earth Observation in geography with Dr Fleur Visser
Australia
Locating Australia
Australia's diverse landscape
Weather and climate
The Australian population
Australia's cities
Daily life in Australia
Graffiti art during COVID-19: community representation
Australian wildfires
What is wildfire?
What are the causes?
What has been the impact?
What have been the responses?
Lesson ideas for the classroom for Key Stage 4 and 5
Charity Mhlanga on recognising excellence in geography education
Do you know what the Countryside Survey is?
American Factory
Hazards
A Royal Meteorological Society update on weather, climate and COVID-19
Weather, climate and COVID-19: the Royal Meteorological Society
South Korea is a success story for managing Covid19, is surveillance the answer?
Urban gentrification
TeachMeet 19 May 2020 speaker presentations
Nigeria: a newly emerging economy
Resilience and Vulnerability in Development
South Sudan
A conversation with Tim Marshall
Overfishing
Ocean acidification
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Britain's ageing population
A Fact-Based World View
Population and environmental change in Venice
Somalia: the world’s most failed state? - James Fergusson
The Congo Wars: geography NOT in the news
Colouring London
Curated datasets
The future of Venice
Population and tourism
Physical environment and flooding
Lagoon ecosystem and sustainable use
A changing place: governance, economic issues and challenges
Natural justice - Professor Lorna Dawson
The Coronavirus
Australian wildfires: What is the Southern Annular Mode and Indian Ocean Dipole?
Australian wildfires: Why live in fire prone areas and how do people cope?
Climate 4 Classrooms
What is climate change?
What causes climate change?
What evidence do we have of climate change?
How do we predict the future?
What will the future look like?
Your climate
How is your temperature changing?
How are your seasons changing?
How will precipitation change?
Climate change in your community
Mitigation and adaptation
National futures
White Island Eruption
HIV and AIDS
The geography of science
Introducing flashpoints
Swine flu: an over-reaction?
Sichuan Earthquake (2008): lessons learnt?
Climate change: global impacts
Flood in London: A Mission Impossible?
Reducing the Impact of flashpoints
TEMPEST: extreme weather in the UK
What is TEMPEST?
Tornadoes in the UK?
A year without summer
Fate, luck and fortune
What is environmental risk?
Is dark tourism OK?
How do we tell stories about environmental risk?
Brazil
India
Internal Migration
Global dust cycle
Plate tectonics and earthquake prediction
Natural resources
Natural wonders of the world
Unearthing black gold
Minerals on the market
Dragons in Africa
A world of rubbish
Digging up the Earth
Coasts
More than just a day at the seaside
Coastal features and processes: the what and how of coasts
“London-on-Sea”
People vs Coast
Planning coastal fieldwork
Glaciation and geological timescales
An icy world: glaciers and glacial environments
Not an ice cube: how glaciers work
How glaciers shape the land and what they leave behind
Ice Ages and geological timescales
London: its geological journey and heritage
The Ice Age postponed? Impacts of melting ice in a warming world
Mapping London
Past maps
Changing maps
Present maps
Future maps
Maps that are not maps
Doing the knowledge
The United Kingdom
The UK - Building a picture
Scaling geographical heights
Trace the taste - Counties and products
Famous football cities
B & B - Cities of contrast
The best of British
Assessment - How much do you know?
Theories of development
ICTs: A technological fix?
Subject Knowledge Animation: El Nino and Development
Development processes and pathways
Disasters and development
Animating public space: A case study in soft regeneration
Field studies
Foresight report: Future of food and farming
Irish out-migration
South Downs showdown
Valuing Place: the RSA Heritage Index
Teenage time bomb
Can Eden be restored?
China's Great Green Wall
Crazy paving
Global goals?
Jamaica bound? Marine resources and management at a crossroads in Antigua and Barbuda
Out of the shadows
Protecting vulnerable sites from tourism damage
Retreating rainforest
Summary report. Assessing the impact of the London 2012 Olympics
Talking rubbish
Taxing times
The two sides of ecotourism in Borneo
How secure is the Doomsday Global Seed Vault?
Resilience and vulnerability in climate change and farming with Oxfam
An introduction to Superpower Geographies
A new recipe for economic development
Arab awakening
Building a nation: South Sudan one year on
Building BRICS
Cars: The global business of Britain is back on track
Celebrating new appropriate technology
China and North Korea: regional economic cooperation
Chocolate spread over
Credit crunch geography
Global production networks
Factors influencing the success of pastoral farming in developing countries
Geography, power and the Olympics
Global flows
Hello South Sudan
Inequality and its management
Kinky boots
Life transitions and care in sibling-headed households affected by AIDS in Tanzania and Uganda
Making music in the global economy
Measuring international corruption and its impacts
Rio+20: A global evaluation of sustainable development
Surfs up!
The BRICs are coming: Will Brazil ever arrive?
The geography of gold
The horsemeat scandal and other food geographies
The Nicaraguan trans-oceanic canal
A bad month for hazards
Adaptation - the new life line for Bangladesh?
Brought down to earth
Comparing avalanches in the Alps and Afghanistan
Consequences of Katrina
Disaster in the Philippines: Typhoon Haiyan
El Nino and Development in Peru
Flash Flood
Hampstead Heath Ponds
Human triggered avalanches in the Carpathian Mountains, Romania
Nepal earthquakes, avalanches and landslides
Pluvial (rain-related) flooding in urban areas: the invisible hazard
Rain, risk and resilience
Responses to natural hazard risks in China
Storm surge
Superstorm Sandy: a geographical perspective
The Deep Freeze: United States and the shifting ‘Polar vortex’
The human-induced hazard of Hungary
UK water and climate risks
Impossible places
Is Las Vegas a Real place?
The Skywalk, a step too far?
Thirsty city
Building the impossible city
A sustainable future for Dubai?
No Admittance, Forbidden places
Assessment
China today
China today
Made in China
Bought by China
Mobile China
Contrasting China
Sustainable China
One in a billion
New India
Everything comes from India
Incredible India
From Bollywood to a billion
Global cities in India
Old India, new India
Hello, world
Tomorrow's India
Assessment
Developing Primary Geography
Starting to Plan Primary Geography
Assessment and Progression
Fieldwork
Leading Primary Geography
Our place in history
Setting the scene
Local people
Mapping change
Religious buildings
School history
Going into the field
My place
Weather and Climate resources: Key Stage Five
Understanding weather
Extreme weather
The water cycle
Climate
Russia's regions and roles
Russia, Europe, Asia and the Ural Mountains
Russia’s big biome map
Russia is the home of soil science
Russia is a powerful place
Russian resources
How developed is Russia?
Lake District
Developing a sense of place in the Lake District
The influence of Beatrix Potter tourism on the Lake District
Water management in the Lake District National Park
Jurassic Coast of Dorset and East Devon
A Jurassic Coast mystery
Longshore drift investigation
Studland
Old Harry Rocks
Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door
Chesil Beach
River Wey
Swanage - Coastal management
Swanage - Community Action Plan
Swanage - Flood alleviation
London 2012 Olympic Park
Background to the 2012 site
Olympic Park photos
Canary Wharf
ExCel London
Canning Town
Stratford
Coin Street
Who do we think we are?
Who am I?
What is Britishness?
What do landscapes mean to me?
Am I a global citizen?
Come into my world part one
Come into my world part two
Geography: The language of Europe
Introducing the EU
Migracja zarobkowa w Polsce (Economic migration in Poland)
Le crime en France (Crime in France)
Windenergie in Deutschland (Wind energy in Germany)
La Producción de Fresa en España (Strawberry production in Spain)
Turisam v Bulgaria (Tourism in Bulgaria)
Attivitá vulcanica in Italia (Volcanic activity in Italy)
Working with Nature: Building resilience to flood events in Pickering, Yorkshire
Mapping festivals
The geography of Glastonbury
Glastonbury Tour
Explore the global festival scene
Greening Glastonbury
Mud, glorious mud
Design your own festival
Are you flood ready?
I get knocked down, but I get up again
What are the causes of flooded homes?
What kinds of flood risk do we face in our own school and homes?
Flood proof homes
Getting the message across
The river team players
Glacial environments
Where in the world is the ice?
Why are our glaciers shrinking?
Living with glaciers
What landforms of erosion will disappearing ice reveal?
How will melting glaciers affect people living in the UK?
How will melting glaciers affect people living in other countries?
Changing climates
Weather or climate?
Why is our climate like this?
Can climate change?
What will the climate be in the future?
Does it matter if climate changes?
Hello from 2050
What can we do to develop sustainably?
Adventure landscapes
Caves, Crags and Cannibals?
Cheddar Climbing and Conflict
Underworld
Save our caves
Into Titan
Over the sea to Skye
A walk around the Quiraing
Assessment
Risky world
Is our local area a risky place?
Are some places riskier than others?
How risky is it to live in the UK?
To what extent are some hazard risks made greater by humans?
Can all hazard risk be managed? (one)
Can all hazard risk be managed? (two)
Does location affect how hazard risks are managed?
Assessment
Who wants to be a billionaire?
Where do billionaires live?
What do billionaires do?
Why are many billionaires in Asia and the Middle East?
Why does Africa have so few billionaires?
Is it ok for the rich to keep getting richer?
How do we measure a nation's wealth?
Does having money mean a nice life and happiness?
Assessment
Fantastic places
Svalbard: People, place and polar bears
Northern lights
A day at the racetrack
Stonehenge: Seventh wonder or national disgrace?
The totem pole and the toothfish
The Earth as art
Assessment
Africa - a continent of contrasts
Africa: scale and diversity
Dealing with common misconceptions of Africa
Conflict in Sudan
Sudan: Hope for the future
Ghana: An economic success story
Education in Ghana: Moving forward
Africa: Looking to the future
A continent of contrasts - Using Google Earth
Paradise lost
The land of smiles
When to go
Downtown Bangkok
Working for tourism
Islands and beaches
Culture
Assessment
London 2012
What have the Games got to do with me?
Will the local environment be better?
Will the Games be green?
Will the Games benefit the whole UK
Selling a sustainable World City?
London 2012 assessment
Local fieldwork toolkit
The geography of my stuff
Where does my stuff come from?
Why can people buy more stuff than they used to?
Where do we go to buy our stuff?
Virtual stuff
The kids who make our stuff
Global impacts and possible actions
Brazil
Where is Brazil? An identification of the human and physical features
The Brazilian climate
Urbanisation: the great tug of war (push/pull)
A city of two halves
The indigenous people of the Amazon rainforest
What is life like in Brazil?
Global trade
How did trade get global?
Food and global trade
The global supply chain
What does the UK export and to where?
Investigating fairtrade
Highest-valued exports
Exploring Shackleton’s Antarctica
Curious continents
Fascinating imagery
Perplexing poles
Shaping of the World
Living and learning on the ice
Antarctica Day
The Mediterranean
What's on the map? Bird's eye view on Europe
Is Europe a proper continent? Is the Mediterranean a proper sea?
What's so special about the Mediterranean?
Zoom in on Italy: A country of Cities and Regions
Zoom in on Bologna and the Bolognese – A City of Education and a City of Food
Everyday Life in Bologna
World at Risk: Summer 2009
Antarctic Glaciers: Pine Island
Can GIS help to conserve fossils on the Jurassic Coast?
United States of America (USA)
United States of America: An Exploration
Canyons and valleys: physical landscapes
Where are all the people?
Challenged by water: floods and drought
Food and farming
New York through time
Coastal erosion: Britain's Atlantis and 1,000 years of cliff retreat
Hong Kong - A city in Asia by the sea
Would you like to travel to Hong Kong?
Travelling in Hong Kong
What is Hong Kong Like?
Hong Kong - Asia's world city
What are the challenges facing Hong Kong?
Hong Kong Data Challenge
Coastal surges and flooding in the UK: a prompt for more sustainable drainage?
Dam downstream disaster
Delta Blues
Ethiopian dam threatens Lake Turkana
Glacial retreat: Historical evidence of climate change in Mongolia
Ice Odyssey
It's only water: who cares?
Physical Geography and Facebook
Regime change
Sink or swim?
Sinkholes: a geophysical hazard
59 Dams: China's climate change challenges
Crude shock
Drastic plastic bag bans
Energy Update
Evaluating hydroponic farming in Japan
Fracking Blackpool
New resource rush
Nuclear power and energy security
The Belo Monte Hydroelectric Dam complex in Brazil
The great global grape migration
Threatened heritage landscapes
Water conservation and behaviour in Australia
Water Shortages in the Maldives
Artisanal mining communities in South Africa
Sustainable energy access in Mozambique and South Africa
Teff: The next superfood?
Climate Change Update
Looking back to the future
Sky's the limit?
Small island developing states and climate change vulnerability
Discovering megacities
Thaw point
Ecotourism: projecting the Heart of Borneo
The climate forecast
Globalisation of manufacturing in post-war Britain
Introducing globalisation
Megacities, urbanisation and development
Urban air pollution: smog in Chinese cities
2011 UK census
A New Capital for Egypt?
A new capital in Andhra Pradesh
Beyond megacities
Bicester: new garden city
Employment and rural Britain
Feathers flu
Going global MTV networks
London Docklands +30
Net migration news
New challenges for migrant communities
Poland, pensions and global greying
Rocking all over the world
Regeneration and exclusion in Astana, Kazakhstan
Millennium Development Goals 1-4
Millennium Development Goals 5-8
Rural migration - Why do the British move to French idylls?
Rosedene raspberries and Tesco's fictitious farms
Subject Knowledge Animation: Sustainable Development Goals
What is globalisation?
Uganda: Have the Millennium Development Goals made a difference?
Sustainable cities infographic
The Sustainable Development Goals infographic
The Millennium Development Goals and the post-2015 agenda infographic
Development infographic
Inequality infographic
The impact of the Chinese overseas property market
Two speed Britain
World studies
Food poverty and insecurity in the UK
Evaluating the Millennium Development Goals
Environmental justice, food and communities
Managing the Lake District National Park
Communicating Climate Science
Governance of the Oceans
Migrants on the margins
Comic books and alternative views of geopolitics
Landslides and risks
The societal responses to El Niño
Hampstead Heath Ponds Project
The Antarctic Treaty
The Ethics of Fast Fashion
The commodity trail of cheap goods
Diaspora, Remittances and Development
Working as a London Surveyor
The water challenge
The Politics of Educated Unemployed Youth
The Quipu Project
Environmental risk in the urban south
Antarctic glaciers
Inequality
Unconventional oil and gas
Production networks and trade
The Making of Geographies of Manufacturing
ICT and development
Glaciation
Coastal erosion
British migration to rural France
China and North Korea
Glacial change
Employment in Britain
Digital mapping
Flooding
Public Space
Microfinance
Superpower geographies
Food globalisation
The impact of London 2012
United Nations Millennium Development Goals
Volcanoes and volcanology
Suburbs
Climatic systems
Jurassic Coast
Japanese earthquake and tsunami
Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD)
Urban climatology
Identity and citizenship
Ocean acidification
Meteorological forecasting
Global Energy Security
Global cities, gentrification and creative practices
Extreme weather in the UK: past, present and future
Diverse places and the high street
Sustainable urban communities and young people
Changing urban places through poetry
Shoreline change and sea level rise in Ghana
Hazardous holidays: earthquake in Kos
Subject knowledge animation: Shackleton
Subject knowledge animation: Mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes
Using the Society's collections to develop cross curricular links
Subject knowledge animation: Key Stage Two geography
Antarctica - extreme wilderness
Kenya - A changing nation
China - Snapshots in Time
India - Pictures of the Past
Why did the Azure Window collapse and how can we preserve coastal heritage?
Living with typhoons
Lesson one
Lesson two
Lesson three
Polar science
Lesson one
Lesson two
Lesson three
Extreme Tourism
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Moorland Ecology
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Urbanisation and migration
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Coral reef ecosystems
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Analysis task
Follow up task
Seaweed farming
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Grand Alpine Tour
Grand Alpine Tour - Lesson one
Grand Alpine Tour - Lesson two
Grand Alpine Tour - Lesson three
Exploring Everest
Energy security
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Glacial landscapes
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Tectonic landscapes
Lesson one: Case study
Lesson two: Data analysis
Lesson three: Practical task
Follow up
Arid environments
Lesson one: Advice on good research methodologies
Lesson two: Physical and human causes of natural hazards in the Gobi Desert – Mongolia and China
Lesson three: Impacts of hazards in the Gobi Desert
Earthquakes in New Zealand
Lesson one
Lesson two
Lesson three
Follow up
The Upside Down Forest
Investigating the social and political responses to flooding
Well-being in the aftermath of a flood
A Short Introduction to Quantitative Geography
If the line fits: inequality, statistics and The Spirit Level
Why the future of geography is cheap
An introduction to Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Using maps and data to look at the geography of world development
What is chi-square? An example looking at Brexit
Changing places A Level lesson plans
A student guide to the A Level independent investigation (Non-examined Assessment - NEA)
FSC statistical methods
Linking the water and carbon cycles
OCR coastal landscapes and exploring places
Analysing glacial sediments
Restless climate: Lessons using data skills
ArcGIS posters
Water cycle: Lessons using data skills
Using data badly – a user’s guide for the unwary geography student
Ymchwiliad Annibynnol Safon Uwch Daearyddiaeth – Canllaw i Fyfyrwyr
The Language of Mathematics in Science - a Guide for Teachers of 11-16 Science
Gridded Cartograms
Chinese cities and urban life
Subject Knowledge Animation: Russia
Weather and climate Poster
Mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes poster
Sketching and photography
Sampling techniques
Coasts fieldwork techniques
Microclimate
Rivers fieldwork techniques
Ecosystems fieldwork techniques
Rural investigations
Human impact studies
Tourism and recreation
Urban and settlement
Made in Britain
Equalising education
Air quality for all
Escape to the city
Mobile middle class
Adapting to an urban future
Digital technology in Africa
ICT4D
FrontlineSMS
The wind-up radio
Lord Paul Boateng
ForgetMeNot Africa
Persistent poverty in Britain
Can the UK ever be sustainable?
Eden Project
Green GDP
WorldChanging.com
Not in my back yard
Digital divide in the UK?
Importing goods, exporting drought?
Engineering our climate
Future of low carbon energy
London under water
Migration: skills and the job market
Concreting the countryside
Climate change resources: Key Stage Three
A changing climate
Green designs
The big surf
Musically sound
Days out
Beating the heat
Flowers for the future
Location, location, location
Buying power: Food
Tomorrow's energy
Climate change resources: Key Stage Five
Extreme weather
Tourism
Vegetation and soil
Industry and agriculture
Coasts
Glossary - climate change
Weather and climate resources: Key Stage One
Weather and climate resources: Key Stage Two
Weather around the world
Handling data and measurements
Keeping warm
The water cycle
The mountain environment
Weather and tourism
Weather and climate resources: Key Stage Three
Day and night
Seasons
Hydrological cycle
Artificial satellites
Bodmin snow
Hurricane Katrina
Boscastle floods
Great storm
European heatwave
London's killer smog
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Future Oceans: a Sea of Hope or Despair
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The Sustainable Development Goals: ambition or fantasy? - Linden Edgell
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How is place-attachment and belonging managed in refugee re-settlement?
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How do graphic novels help understanding of natural disasters?
How is climate and its science governed in Russia?
Weddell Sea poster
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Gentrification: London and beyond - Professor Loretta Lees
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Countryside Survey using ArcGIS Online
Discovering Galapagos
Choose Geography video
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Digimap for Schools CPD session May 2020
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Victoria Ayodeji - Hackney to the University of Cambridge
Aaron Wyld on hypsometry and geomorphic evolution
What do you know about Africa?
Am I a global citizen? Areas at risk from natural hazards
Where are the billionaires?
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The Knowledge: Guide to studying Geography
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How is globalisation changing the countryside?
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Who do you think you are?
Beyond borders: changing geographies of migration and asylum - Dr Jonathan Darling
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Colombo
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Migrants on the Margins - Mike Collyer and Laura Hammond
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Stigma, Cultural Traditions and Identities: A New Geography of Health
COVID-19: When the world turned upside down
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Population change and ethnic (de-?)segregation in London: evidence from the Census
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Water access and social inequality in India
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