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Browse our in-person and online events, including our Monday night lectures, regional events and teacher CPD sessions. You can also watch a selection of our past talks.
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British ‘Frozen Shires’: the race for resources and the challenge of climate emergency
British ‘Frozen Shires’ scattered across the South Atlantic are far from remnants of empire or historical quirks. In an uncertain and evolving geopolitical world they will be at the heart of an area of complex global competition, where the race for resources and the challenge of climate emergency collide.
Annual Edward W. Said London lecture: notes on solidarity
Palestinian-American poet, translator and physician Dr Fady Joudah will deliver the 2026 annual Edward W. Said London lecture.
Guardians of the forest: protecting gorillas in a changing Africa
Jillian Miller’s illustrated talk explores how community-led conservation is helping to protect Africa’s gorillas, forests and the people who live alongside them.
Beer, sustainability, and community
Come along to find out more about the brewing process, supply chain and partnerships, all wrapped up in the brewery’s ambition and optimism.
Glaciers and ice sheets in a warming world: impacts and outcomes
A UK UNESCO initiative reveals the disastrous loss of glaciers and their vital supply of water to mountain communities, and enhanced ice sheet melting that will accelerate coastal flooding world-wide.
Making the most of your PhD supervisor
This interactive webinar is designed specifically for postgraduate researchers in geography, offering practical strategies to help you navigate supervision with confidence.
The Guardian’s environment forum 2026
Join our panel of experts and activists for a hopeful and solutions-focused evening on how we can all work together to fight for the planet and our shared future.
The secret of Britain's footpaths
How old are our footpaths? Where do they lead? What are their stories? Why do they matter more than ever before? Join author Nicholas Crane for a coast-to-coast hike, from the Cairngorms to Cornwall, in search of the internet of feet.
Mapping population distributions, demographics and dynamics with WorldPop
In this webinar, learn more about the work of WorldPop, highlighting how geospatial data integration, AI and modelling approaches can produce high resolution and timely data on populations in resource poor settings.
Turgwe hippo: guardians of the Turgwe Hippo Trust
Presentation, auction and small films in support of the Turgwe Hippo Trust.
SAS: Behind enemy lines with Damien Lewis
Join former war reporter Damien Lewis for the astonishing true story of a remarkable soldier: SAS Captain Lewis ‘Archie’ Gibson.
Andrew Roberts: Napoleon and his marshals
The story of Napoleon and the elite generals who built him up… and ultimately led to his ruin.