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        • Earth Photo winners announced
        • Baroness Lynda Chalker elected as President of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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        • Bustling Banglatown: Free walk launched to showcase Bengali contribution to London’s East End
        • “You can never fool a mule!” Wainwright prize-winner Hugh Thomson visits Brecon
        • “You can never fool a mule!” Wainwright prize-winner Hugh Thomson visits Exeter
        • Welsh rainforest trail created by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
        • “You can never fool a mule!” Wainwright prize-winner Hugh Thomson visits Keswick
        • Local writer and explorer Will Millard debuts his new book
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
        • RGS-IBG and AGI announce strategic alliance
        • Improving the work-life balance of employees enhances the competitive advantage of employers.
        • Britain from the Air exhibition to open in Nottingham city centre
        • Britain from the Air to launch in London
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Symbols of Hope: The Refugee Olympic Team
        • Young Geographers of the Year announced
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
        • Nicholas Crane to be President of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
        • Expedition set to explore No Man’s Lands
        • Big increase in numbers taking geography A Level
        • GCSE geography’s popularity continues to increase
        • Shackleton centenary: Young Geographers of the Year announced after exploring why Antarctica matters
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Young Geographers of the Year named
        • Honours for top school geography pupils of 2013
        • Sailing the line by Emily Penn
        • Birmingham leading the world in urban climate resilience
        • Fieldwork on climate migration to world’s most pressured cities
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Scientists discuss climate and environmental change
        • Drone Revolution: a new tool for exploration and field research
        • Photography exhibition now open. Capital is kaleidoscope of colour
        • Robust GCSE geography welcomed
        • Referendum ‘unlikely to make much of a difference’
        • Full review for A Level geography
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) welcomes A Level reforms
        • Announcing new journal and book Editors for 2015
        • 2014 Gap Scholars announced
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) welcomes A Level proposals
        • Feeding the 9 billion by 2050
        • Next generation of in-flight mapping brings the journey alive
        • Paul Theroux in conversation with Martine Croxall at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
        • Meat-free men? Men want to eat less meat but avoid vegetarian and vegan food in social settings with
        • Swap meat and chocolate puddings to make drastic reductions in school meals’ carbon and water footpr
        • London’s night time workers struggling to access transport despite new Night Tube
        • Bike sharing schemes mostly benefit healthy, wealthy, young white men
        • Coastal sand: the natural resource so valuable, countries are trading it illegally
        • New research shows why the commute should be counted as part of the working day
        • Cash strapped councils over-exploit public parks by hiring them out for music festivals too often
        • Volcano tourism: unprepared tourists putting themselves at risk to see live eruptions
        • Mobile work taking its toll on worker’s partners and families who struggle with their mental health
        • Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
        • Homeless families housed in ‘temporary’ hotels for up to three years, with devastating effects
        • Schools adopting Forest School methods see positive impacts on soft skills
        • Society celebrates 2019 A Level results
        • GCSE geography on the rise again
        • Choose geography to understand climate change
        • Young Geographers of the Year announced
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • Pandemic reveals plight of India’s ‘super-exploited’ migrant workers
        • Earth Photo shortlist and exhibition announced
        • A Level geography results reveal decline in numbers
        • GCSE geography on the rise for the ninth successive year
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • RGS-IBG joins Locus Charter initiative promoting responsible and ethical use of location data
        • Geographical societies issue joint statement on the climate and biodiversity emergencies
        • Young Geographer of the Year announced
        • Shackleton’s legacy and the power of early Antarctic photography
        • Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) honours top geographers
        • A Level geography results reveal increase in numbers
        • Sulfur shortage: a potential resource crisis looming as the world decarbonises
        • GCSE geography on the rise for eleventh successive year
        • Everest through the lens
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        • England and Wales are more ethnically diverse and less segregated than ever before
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      • Wiley Research Fellowships: Bradley Rink
      • Geographers elected to British Academy
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      • Annual meeting of the Society’s journal editors
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      • The Unsettling Outdoors out now
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      • New Council members elected
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      • Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
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      • Introducing Routes: The Journal for Student Geographers
      • Geography excels in 2020 student survey
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      • Home SOS out now
      • James Esson: Taylor and Francis Award recipient 2020
      • PGF@Home Twitter Conference
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      • Racial Geographies: The importance of reflecting on our own perspectives
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      • 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
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      • Geographer leads COVID-19 pandemic modelling
      • Geography Directions calls for contributions on COVID-19
      • Society extends agreement with Association for Geographic Information
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      • New Society Working Group approved
      • Briefing report: Financing net zero
      • Elections for Postgraduate Forum committee 2020-21
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      • Society furloughs eight staff
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      • Grants programme supports 39 field projects
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      • Meet the journal editors: Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
      • Developing our work with professional geographers
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      • Society launches new support for professional geographers
      • AC2020 postponed until 2021
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      • Editorial appointments for our journals
      • Geographers elected to the Academy of Social Sciences
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      • The Society's journals and COVID-19
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      • Discovering Antarctica stamp competition
      • International Women’s Day 2020
      • Geographical lates: British landscapes
      • Geographers unique insights showcased in our Geovisualisation series
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      • Book series celebrates 20 years
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      • Society responds to consultations
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      • Society closing times over Christmas
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      • 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
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      • Migrants on the margins resources win award
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      • Society puzzle book available now
      • October’s issue of Geographical out now
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      • Monday night lectures return
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      • 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
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      • 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
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      • Earth Photo 2018 exhibition now open
      • Mobile Malaria Project returns from the field
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      • July’s issue of Geographical out now
      • New funding for research on our Collections
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      • June’s issue of Geographical out now
      • International Day for Biological Diversity
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      • Ron Cooke Award recipient announced
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      • Lunchtime lecture club
      • Walking Ethiopia’s highlands on the Journey of a Lifetime
      • New co-editor for Area appointed
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      • Society selected by Audible to feature in podcast series ‘How to outperform’
      • World Malaria Day 2019
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      • New Research Group Representatives elected
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      • New editorial board members appointed
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      • Geographers appointed as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences
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      • The making of the British landscape with Nicholas Crane
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      • A night of geopolitics
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      • 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
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      • Alf Gregory (1913–2010)
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      • Apply now for the Alexander Awards Summer School
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      • Teacher Training: It really isn’t all bad, I assure you
      • Latest research published in the Society’s journals: March 2019
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      • Weddell Sea Expedition ends search for Shackleton’s Endurance
      • Are we wearing out the planet?
      • Emeritus Professor Kenneth Brailey Cumberland CBE (1913–2011)
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      • 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
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      • Read our journals online from January
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      • 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
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      • New book The Map Tour released today
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      • Migrants on the margins: autumn events
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      • Migrants on the Margins project launch
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      • 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
    • What is geography?
    • Talks on demand
      • 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?
      • 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
      • Reconstructing the navigational clues to the sinking location of Shackleton’s vessel Endurance
      • 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
      • 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
      • Is travel worth the carbon emissions?
      • My family and other enemies - Mary Novakovich
      • Professional insights: Time to move roles?
      • The United Nations and global geospatial information - James Norris
    • 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
        • 21CC template
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • 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 stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • 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
        • 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
        • Access to local services that keep me healthy, safe and well
        • 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?
        • Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
        • 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)?
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Global satellite data for improved climate and weather predictions
        • Applying geographical science to settle a 160 year-old border dispute
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing museum practice to create cultural legacies for mental health groups and other communities
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
        • Changing museum practice to create cultural legacies for mental health groups and other communities
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
        • Changing stop and search policy and practice in police Scotland
      • 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
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      • What is a country?
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      • 39 Ways to Save the Planet
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      • Aguaje and tropical peatlands in Peru
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      • The surprise bestseller: Small Gases, Big Effect by David Nelles and Christian Serrer
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      • The geography of bike crime
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      • TeachMeet 11 May 2021 speaker presentations
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      • Geographies of Sustainable Development: what does Bolivia teach us?
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      • 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
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      • A celebration of the Jurassic Coast - Dr Anjana Khatwa
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      • West African empires
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      • A Search for Magic in the Landscape with Jini Reddy
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      • A conversation with Francisca Rockey and Louis Smith Lassey from Black Geographers
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      • The dark geocultural heritage of La Soufrière with Jazmin Scarlett
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      • From geography to journalism with BBC presenter Chris Mason
      • The RESIST Project: Coastal Salt Marshes
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      • TeachMeet 19 May 2020 speaker presentations
      • Nigeria: a newly emerging economy
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        • Population and tourism
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        • What is climate change?
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        • What evidence do we have of climate change?
        • How do we predict the future?
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        • Your climate
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        • Introducing flashpoints
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        • 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
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        • What is environmental risk?
        • Is dark tourism OK?
        • How do we tell stories about environmental risk?
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        • Digging up the Earth
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        • 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
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        • 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
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        • Doing the knowledge
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        • The UK - Building a picture
        • Scaling geographical heights
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        • Famous football cities
        • B & B - Cities of contrast
        • The best of British
        • Assessment - How much do you know?
      • Theories of development
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      • Subject Knowledge Animation: El Nino and Development
      • Development processes and pathways
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      • Animating public space: A case study in soft regeneration
      • Field studies
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      • Irish out-migration
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      • Valuing Place: the RSA Heritage Index
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      • China's Great Green Wall
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      • Jamaica bound? Marine resources and management at a crossroads in Antigua and Barbuda
      • Out of the shadows
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      • Retreating rainforest
      • Summary report. Assessing the impact of the London 2012 Olympics
      • Talking rubbish
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      • 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
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      • 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
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      • Consequences of Katrina
      • Disaster in the Philippines: Typhoon Haiyan
      • El Nino and Development in Peru
      • Flash Flood
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      • 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
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      • 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
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        • 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
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        • 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?
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      • 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
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      • Sinkholes: a geophysical hazard
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      • New resource rush
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      • 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
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      • 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
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      • Evaluating the Millennium Development Goals
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      • Comic books and alternative views of geopolitics
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      • The Antarctic Treaty
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      • Antarctic glaciers
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      • Identity and citizenship
      • Ocean acidification
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      • Changing urban places through poetry
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        • Lesson three
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        • Lesson one: Case study
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      • Urbanisation and migration
        • Lesson one: Case study
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      • Coral reef ecosystems
        • Lesson one: Case study
        • Lesson two: Data analysis
        • Lesson three: Analysis task
        • Follow up task
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        • Lesson one: Case study
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        • Lesson three: Practical task
        • Follow up
      • Grand Alpine Tour
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        • Grand Alpine Tour - Lesson three
      • Exploring Everest
      • Energy security
        • Lesson one: Case study
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        • 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
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      • 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
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      • Ecosystems fieldwork techniques
      • Rural investigations
      • Human impact studies
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      • Urban and settlement
      • Made in Britain
      • Equalising education
      • Air quality for all
      • Escape to the city
      • Mobile middle class
      • Adapting to an urban future
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        • 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
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        • 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
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        • Vegetation and soil
        • Industry and agriculture
        • Coasts
      • Glossary - climate change
      • Weather and climate resources: Key Stage One
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        • Weather around the world
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        • Keeping warm
        • The water cycle
        • The mountain environment
        • Weather and tourism
      • Weather and climate resources: Key Stage Three
        • Day and night
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        • European heatwave
        • London's killer smog
        • Winter chills
        • Flood alert
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      • Flooding, climate change and the resilience of cities: Alex Nickson
      • Future Oceans: a Sea of Hope or Despair
      • Junkyard planet
      • London versus the rest
      • Mayhem on the Mekong
      • Saving the last cheetahs of Iran
      • Siberia - its history and its people: Professor Janet Hartley
      • The Landgrabbers
      • What’s going on in Greenland?: Professor Alun Hubbard
      • Will the shale gail prevail?
      • Glossary A - C
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      • Life on the edge: suburban enquiry
      • Why Does Antarctica Matter?
      • What's going on in Greenland? - Professor Alun Hubbard
      • Not just economics: what we know about why social inequality persists - Professor Danny Dorling
      • London's gentrification game - Professor Chris Hamnett
      • Moving from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals - Professor Katie
      • Cutting-edge developments in mapping science - Jeremy Morley
      • How is Britain changing?
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      • The Hydrogen Economy
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      • Sustainable Development Goal 14 - Life Below Water
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      • How do we map global change?
      • What is the relationship between comic books and geopolitics?
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      • What do cartoons tell us about global politics?
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      • How do graphic novels help understanding of natural disasters?
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