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- Congratulations to our new Chartered Geographers
- Society accredits new geography programmes
- 2023 medal and award recipients announced
- Thinking of applying to study geography at university?
- Frederick Soddy Schools Award supports primary and secondary school fieldwork
- Meet our Professional team at conferences this month
- New resources for students considering apprenticeships
- Society’s grants for senior and early-career researchers selected
- Geo Editors outline vision for future
- New guide to accreditation for geospatial professionals
- Busk Medal recipient - Professor Jos Barlow
- Murchison Award recipient - Professor Noel Castree
- Back Award recipient - Jane Rumble OBE
- Gill Memorial Award recipient - Dr Sarah Bell
- Gill Memorial Award recipient - Dr Jovan Scott Lewis
- Taylor and Francis Award recipient - Dr Matt Finn
- Society’s grants for students selected
- Professor Alice Coleman (1923-2023)
- Geography GCSE and A Level entries rise
- International Geographical Union awarded Special Gold Medal
- New Council and committee members elected
- Annual Conference draft programme released
- New issues of the Society’s journals released
- Data shows breadth of career destinations for geography graduates
- Attend our CGeog networking evening
- New exhibition inspired by the Arctic
- Earth Photo 2023 winners announced
- Janet Townsend (-2023)
- Henry Buller (1956-2023)
- New CGeog Assessor Committee Chair
- Fieldwork updates from Society grant recipients
- Geo: Geography and Environment relaunch
- Pam Alexander (1954-2023)
- Society website planned downtime
- Inspiring under-represented groups to pursue a geography career
- Restoration of Everest model
- Applications open to propose studentships on the Society’s Collections
- Have your say: understanding precarity
- Peter Cyril Byrne (1925-2023)
- Bird diversity impacts anxiety and mood
- Mountain cartography and our Collections
- Professor Sir Gordon Conway (1938-2023)
- Improving equity in geoscience postgraduate research
- New Editors in Chief for WIREs Climate Change
- Congratulations: A Level results day 2023
- Congratulations: GCSE results day 2023
- Dick Grove (1924-2023)
- British Academy funding for public engagement project on our Collections
- From belongings to artefacts: exploring David Livingstone’s expeditionary collecting
- Extended geographic conference season announced
- Exploring experiences of women and gender in the 19th century
- Blog: Ofsted geography subject report
- Apply now for our 2024 grants
- New exhibition of artwork inspiring children to connect with nature
- Society and AGI renew collaboration
- Climate-changed migration discussions heat up AC2023
- Discussing decarbonisation at AC2023
- AC2023 connects geographers around the world
- Celebrate expeditions and fieldwork at RGS Explore 2023
- Postgraduate insights webinars help geographers to thrive during their PhD and beyond
- Society Fellows achieve Chartered Geographer status
- Theme announced for Society’s 2024 Annual Conference
- New exhibition depicts dramatic high-altitude environmental changes
- 11,000 miles of exile: a journey from Algeria to New Caledonia
- Historical Geography Research Group reaches milestone 50th year
- Sharing our Collections with colleagues in French Polynesia
- New exhibition displays photography from Arctic expeditions 90 years apart
- John Bale
- New expedition planning podcast series created for the Society
- New Society-published research reveals stark ethnic inequalities within neighbourhoods
- Society hosts AGI conference exploring intelligent geospatial for a sustainable future
- New Chartered Geographers approved by Council (1)
- Earth Photo 2024 open for entries
- Young Geographers of the Year 2023 announced
- Nominate a geographer making an outstanding contribution in their field
- Editorial roles available at Society journal
- Applications open for doctoral research on the Society’s Collections
- Society book series to be published open access with LSE Press
- School Essay Competition 2023 winners announced
- Sharing the stories that make our gardens
- Dr Bev Holt (1936-2023)
- New exhibition of sustainable, thought-provoking fashion on display at the Society
- Dr Wiesam Essa (1975-2024)
- New Society membership card image revealed
- John Massey Stewart (1932-2023)
- Sharing our thanks this National Lottery Open Week (1)
- Join our expert university accreditation programme review panel
- Editorial appointments at the Society’s publications
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- Voting patterns in the 2019 general election
- Predicting gentrification in London
- Maya Archaeological sites in Belize and Guatemala
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- Life expectancy in the UK
- How people experience the natural environment in England
- Data visualisation expert on what’s wrong with the UK government’s coronavirus charts
- Early-warning monitoring for bridges using SAR
- How England's complicated political geography is confusing coronavirus rules
- The Isle of Dogs
- Journey times to acute hospital trusts in England
- Housing costs and travel in London
- COVID-19 and access to testing in Liverpool
- Unlocking heat stored in Britain’s abandoned coal mines
- Messy maps
- Mapping unadopted roads in Wales
- Mapping the extent of research into biodiversity hotspots
- Virtual fieldtrips in Ukraine
- The human planet
- Colour blind accessible mapping
- Local food insecurity in the UK
- Atlas of the Invisible: heat gradient
- Atlas of the Invisible: ice flows
- Atlas of the Invisible: one stormy sea
- Disaster trade: garment production
- Child poverty in England
- Flood Guidance Statement
- Visualising avalanches in the Himalayas
- Mapping privacy
- Priority places for food
- Mapping glacial lake outburst flood exposure
- Britain's greenest city centres
- Great Britain's largest islands
- Mapping COVID-19
- Voting patterns and deprivation in the UK
- Air pollution in Europe
- Mapping museums
- AI within a geospatial context
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- 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 Curricula1
- 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 summer 2021
- 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
- National Data Strategy call for evidence
- 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
- 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 (REF2021)
- Closing the STEM skills gap inquiry
- Teaching Excellence Framework technical consultation
- The impact of exiting the European Union on higher education
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- Purpose and quality of education in England
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- Fulfilling our potential: teaching excellence, social mobility and student choice
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- A standard for teachers' professional development
- Draft Concordat on Open Research Data
- Energy and Climate Change Committee priorities for holding Government to account
- 2021 Census: initial view on content for England and Wales
- Representation in advance of the 18 July 2015 Budget
- Nurse Review of research councils
- A Level and AS Geography consultation on conditions and guidance
- New A levels: subject content consultation
- Subject Benchmark Statement: Earth Sciences, Environmental Sciences and Environmental Studies
- Review of the ESRC Doctoral Training Centres network
- Reformed GCE AS and A Level subject content
- Developing new GCSE, A level and AS qualifications for first teaching in 2016
- Completing GCSE, AS and A Level reform
- Informing the future strategic direction of the ESRC
- Subject Benchmark Statement: Geography
- Student number controls and teaching funding: consultation on arrangements for 2012-2013 and beyond
- Review of the role of metrics in research assessment
- Open access and submissions to the REF post-2014
- New A Level regulatory requirements
- Open access in the post-2014 Research Excellence Framework
- GCSE reform consultation (Ofqual)
- National curriculum review: new programmes of study and attainment targets from September 2014
- College of Teaching consultation
- Reformed GCSE subject content consultation
- Secondary school accountability consultation
- Reform of the National Curriculum in England
- RCUK policy and guidance on open access
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- Reform to Key Stage 4 qualifications
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- Proposal to merge British Antarctic Survey and National Oceanography Centre
- Career guidance for young people
- Proposals for the reform of A Levels in England
- Review of controlled assessment
- Government alcohol strategy
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- The census and social science inquiry
- Draft panel criteria and working methods (REF 2014)
- Spending Review 2010 inquiry
- Qualifications for 14 to 16 year-olds and performance tables
- Allocation method for postgraduate research funding from 2012-13
- Demand management - funding the best social science in the most efficient and effective way
- Practical experiments in school science lessons and science field trips
- Cultural education in England
- Green Paper on a common strategic framework for future EU research and innovation funding
- Allocation of science and research funding
- ESRC strategic priorities
- National Curriculum Review (2011)
- Inquiry into the English Baccalaureate
- Inquiry into the future of higher education
- Policy options for geographic information from Ordnance Survey
- Learning outside the classroom
- Health and safety of learning outside the classroom (HASLOC)
- The impact of spending cuts on science and scientific research
- Research Excellence Framework - second consultation (REF2014)
- Building support for development
- Enhancing the impact of social research on policy
- Rose Review: Historical, social and geographical understanding programme of learning
- Rose Review: Independent review of the primary curriculum
- Diploma in Humanities and Social Science
- A vision for science and society
- Rose Review: Evidence submitted to the Primary Review
- Inquiry into the National Curriculum (2008)
- Proposed Research Excellence Framework (2008) (REF2014)
- NERC strategy (2007)
- RCUK large facilities roadmap
- Draft Geography KS3 National Curriculum
- Draft GCSE Subject Criteria for Geography
- Postgraduate funding
- Education outside the classroom manifesto
- 1+3 model for postgraduate funding
- Reform of higher education research assessment and funding
- Research Excellence Framework 2028: issues for further consultation following the initial decisions
- The future of population and migration statistics in England and Wales
- Joint response from the Society and the GA to the Advanced British Standard (ABS) consultation
- Impact of geography
- Transforming inland water quality management through a global satellite observatory
- Redesigning global climate technology policy and funding
- Mainstreaming Green Infrastructure in the UK
- Improved mapping of residential populations for targeted public health planning, service delivery, a
- Building climate resilience in Africa by enhancing anticipatory risk management
- Mobile network data for disaster relief and infectious disease control
- Innovative aquatic geoforensics in the search for sunken objects
- Assessing blue carbon resources: Ensuring coastal protection and climate change mitigation through S
- Improving water and food security in tropical Africa
- Shaping UN and national guidance on policies and practices to protect oceans and coastal ecosystems
- Advancing polar geopolitics in foreign and defence policy, school education and public understanding
- Hazardous waste and the circular economy
- Achieving access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all
- Supporting planning and housing policy reform around the world
- Improving sustainable wildflower harvesting practices in South Africa’s Western Cape
- Mobilising urban living labs to create sustainable infrastructure
- Building infrastructure resilience through innovative monitoring and forecasting of landslide hazard
- Shaping global climate change policy
- Adapting water and energy infrastructure to climate change
- Influencing national cultural preparedness for environmental extremes in Malta
- Securing supply chains for sub-Saharan Africa’s smallholder farmers
- Informing and shaping policies to conserve, restore, and enhance inland fisheries
- The state and the vulnerable: Using social research to facilitate more effective policy intervention
- Vegetation analytics and management along power line corridors
- Biometric data in the age of algorithms
- Effective prison and community-based interventions: Building humanising rehabilitative environments
- Enhancing policies at the UN and the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement to improve volunteer suppor
- Cities and climate change: UN-Habitat guiding principles
- From waste to resource productivity
- Accelerating sustainable urban development interventions by the UN in transition economies
- Reframing approaches to the implementation of regional development programmes by the European Union
- Homelessness: Shaping legislation in England and Wales, and informing international policy debates
- Equipping organisers with a novel toolkit to reduce the environmental impact of major sport and cult
- Establishing the Pitcairn Islands Marine Reserve
- Restoring farmland ponds
- The Scott Polar Research Institute’s Polar Museum
- Natural coastal protection and risk reduction by intertidal wetlands
- Pioneering computer models have transformed global flood risk management
- Novel approaches to improve nuclear safety in Europe and Japan
- Enabling coexistence between humans and wild carnivores
- Increasing resilience in remote societies facing sustainable development, climate change, and disast
- Transforming recycling policy and food waste diversion in Shanghai, China
- Using a computer model (MORPH) for environmental decision-making to balance the needs of birds and s
- Discovering and preserving human fossil footprints at White Sands National Park, United States
- Improving quality standards for recreational waters with enhanced data collection and real-time mode
- Better boundaries for the collection and publication of official statistics
- Transforming decision making in winter road maintenance using low-cost environmental sensor networks
- The where and why of global poverty: Changing understanding of the location of global poverty
- Research leads to local, national, and international policies and actions that reduce air pollution
- Effective torture prevention? Detention safeguards and the reduction of torture
- Advances to jet engine operations developed from novel volcanic ash records
- Cycle network policy, planning and investment transformed by the Propensity to Cycle Tool
- Conservation, livelihoods and environmental futures: improving policy and practice in Mongolia
- Improving subnational economic development and decentralisation policy in the UK
- Supporting rural development through short food supply chains and local food systems
- ReefBudget: a new global coral reef monitoring tool to support reef conservation and management
- Changing museum practice to create cultural legacies for mental health groups and other communities
- Climate Just: shaping more socially-aware responses to climate change
- Amplifying Indigenous knowledge within environmental management and governance in South America
- Hydrogeomorphological monitoring and assessment tools for rivers
- Evidence-based catchment management with SCIMAP
- Applying geographical science to settle a 160 year-old border dispute
- Turning environmental forensic evidence into effective soil conservation policy
- Transforming shoreline management policy and practice
- Building resilience to earthquake and landslide hazard in Nepal
- Avoiding extinction: conservation initiatives to save a critically endangered giant freshwater fish
- Warmer, healthier homes: tackling fuel poverty with a geographic approach to energy efficiency measu
- Securing ‘the right to stay put’ for those being displaced by state-led gentrification
- Supporting public action to secure water sources in the Indian Himalayas
- Improving the wellbeing of international women migrants and their families in Indonesia
- Using Earth Observation to tackle modern slavery
- Global mangrove watch: informing public policy for the conservation and protection of mangrove fores
- Mapping malaria transmission using hydromorphology to inform public health strategies in Africa
- Forensic geoscience to aid the police and community
- Influencing the design of new prisons and the retrofit of existing carceral spaces to improve prison
- Shaping national and global decision making on emissions of greenhouse gases and ozone depleting sub
- Global satellite data for improved climate and weather predictions
- Addressing gender inequalities in IT: UK and India
- Returning missing people: changing professional practice and policy
- Geographers and legal impact: scoping the field
- Delivering multiple co-benefits in blue-green cities
- Improving safety and sustainability in food production by co-producing weather forecasts
- Developing models of governance and praxis for local climate action
- Understanding geographical patterns of forced migration from domestic violence
- GRID3: Using geospatial data techniques to fight disease and improve population estimates
- Living Legacies highlights the untold story of WW1 in Northern Ireland
- Liveable Lives: participatory research into lived LGBTQ experiences in England & West Bengal, India
- Using remote sensing and experimental innovation to understand, monitor and forecast wildfires
- Measuring the healthiness of places to improve planning, public health and local government policy
- Using GIS to cut down on fatbergs and flooding in the Thames Valley
- Using modelling to understand journey times and jobcentre use
- Financing net zero: how can investment meet the climate challenge?
- Journey times for policy-making, delivery and evaluation
- HWISE: developing household-scale metrics to tackle water insecurity
- Working beyond the border
- Protecting children’s interests in the asylum process
- Reducing the human misery and financial cost of future floods
- Spatial Hub: Turning local government data into self-sustaining assets
- Tackling health inequality in former coalfield communities
- Access to local services that keep me healthy, safe and well
- Count Me In Too: LGBT community experiences in Brighton
- Sefton Council uses geographic information systems to support more open data sharing
- Understanding and addressing fire, degradation and carbon emissions in Indonesia’s peatlands
- Collaborative approaches to tackling the climate emergency in Bangladesh
- Arsenic - the geography of a global problem
- Revolutionising the census with new methods for population data in the UK
- Garden Village developments take young people’s needs into account
- Characterising coastal erosion and cliff retreat to inform local planning in North Yorkshire
- Intelligent highway management: How spending on local roads and footpaths is decided
- Protecting access to allotments
- New perspectives on historical accounts of exploration
- Assessing the impact of the London 2012 Olympics
- South Ayrshire Council uses Story Maps to boost engagement
- Making roads safer and saving money for councils
- Mapping the value of nature
- Improving urban environments by revitalising degraded rivers
- Preserving the nation’s digital map heritage
- Using unique property references for effective asset management in Conwy
- Improving access to information in emergency response situations
- Improving planning for an ageing population
- Coordinating contributions from volunteer mappers for rapid disaster response
- Connecting the unconnected communities
- Bridging the skills gap to inspire the geospatial experts of the future
- Consumption controversies: alcohol policies in the UK
- Improving the effectiveness and safety of mine detection
- Improving the health and quality of rivers and water bodies
- Understanding household movements between deprived areas to better target regeneration
- Understanding migration within the UK
- Water policy in the UK
- UK migration controversies: a simple guide
- UK flood risk management: policy recommendations
- Small area data: Looking towards a 2021 census
- Metro mayors
- Storm geomorphology: geomorphic contributions in an age of extremes
- The future of small area population statistics
- Putting a price on the priceless: valuing nature?
- What keeps the UK healthy? Geographical perspectives on work and worklessness
- Navigating the perfect storm: international dimensions
- The case for High Speed Rail: a regional, social and economic perspective
- A perfect storm ahead: food, water and energy security
- 21CC - Seeking common ground?
- Reducing the environmental impact of single-use plastics
- 21CC - Europe's Migration Crisis?
- 21CC - A 'United' Kingdom?
- 21CC - Rescaling the UK energy system
- 21CC - Cities, growth and rebalancing the UK economy
- Water policy seminars
- 21CC - Resilience to climate change: who pays (and who benefits)?
- Transforming health-related employment support across the UK
- Enhancing resilience, improving livelihoods, and protecting carbon stocks of intact tropical peatlan
- Conserving marine mammals and their habitat through a better understanding of their behavior and the
- Enhancing the identification, protection and restoration of blanket bog in the UK and Spain
- Strengthening space-based terrestrial vegetation monitoring capability with the European Space Agenc
- Opening up digital fieldwork technology to staff and students in further and higher education
- Increasing palm oil sustainability to conserve Malaysia’s tropical peatland
- Developing spatial decision-support tools to benefit biodiversity by advancing conservation standard
- Changing mindsets, policy, and practice towards a Blue-Green approach to urban flood risk management
- Changing the approach of water management across Ireland through the uptake of field-scale diffuse p
- Improving and protecting domestic water sources
- Influencing policy and management to control nutrient enrichment in inland and coastal waters
- Controlling eutrophication and algal blooms to safeguard human and ecosystem health and prevent econ
- Protecting fish from high river temperatures under climate change
- Enabling international land managers to mitigate water contamination risks from wildfires
- Protecting the best and restoring the rest: Successful implementation of water policy and action for
- Informing flood risk management and resilience strategies nationally and globally
- Effecting a paradigm shift in water industry approaches to water resource management
- Generating geographic data to inform policy, social welfare, and learning for tackling health and so
- Creating global evidence-based radiological protection for the environment
- Mapping and mitigating harmful invasive species
- Growing up on the streets: Influencing global and local policy and practice with and for street chil
- Wetland management and sustainable livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa
- New measurements of trees and forests: Improving global observations for climate and carbon studies
- Enabling children and young people to shape sustainable urban change
- Fairwork: Improving working conditions in the digital gig economy
- Reducing the impact of flooding on society
- Migration and constitutional change in Scotland
- Empowering local communities to reduce health vulnerabilities after disasters
- Shaping the Nene Valley Nature Improvement Area
- Accelerating decarbonisation of the GB Whole Energy System through governance reform
- New policy-focused practices in marine ecosystem-based management
- Spatial planning research reforms practice, participation and policy to empower city regions and com
- Working with nature to enhance urban liveability: The multi-functional role of urban blue green infr
- Dynamic coastal dunes: Improving understanding and changing management to benefit a threatened habit
- Angry weather: Changing public discourse and meteorological services for extreme weather attribution
- Maximising the impact of smart meters
- Embedding understanding and governing climate-related risks at the Bank of England
- Historic coastal landfill and legacy waste
- The Centre for Studies of Home: Collaborative research with the Museum of the Home
- ‘Living Legacies 1914-18’: Sharing contested heritage through digital and spatial humanities
- Transforming time: Understanding climate change and human history using IntCal radiocarbon calibrati
- Presenting places: connecting with, and preserving, the past
- Transformative gas sensing technology in volcano monitoring
- Innovative acquisition, analysis, and visualisation of geodemographic data
- Planning infrastructure systems to support sustainable development through the United Nations
- Projection Augmented Relief Models
- The social, economic and environmental impacts of a Marine Protected Area
- Smart handpumps: improving drinking water services in rural Africa
- The Everyday Austerity project
- Human–wildlife interactions and coexistence
- Moana Water of Life: navigating climate change for planetary health
- Labour rights and provisions in EU and UK trade policy
- Mainstreaming net-zero emissions in investment and business strategies
- Building resilience to climate change with cocoa farmers in Ghana
- Sounding Coastal Change
- The Transition Pathway Initiative
- Resolving conflict between protected species and infrastructure development
- Participatory policy-making on global food insecurity
- Rewilding and species reintroductions research
- Improving understanding of the risks of pests
- New land-management policies and practices following advances in wilderness mapping
- Formal protection for South American and African peatlands
- Seismic shift: the transformation of UK government policy on fracking
- Earth Observation research enables use of satellite data to reduce impacts of wildfires
- Spatial policy support systems
- Government policy and homebuilding practices influenced by community-led housing
- Sustainable wildmeat harvests and rural food security in Gabon
- Enhanced visibility of marginalised perspectives and non-pecuniary values regarding land
- Improving the use of empirical evidence to increase returns on public expenditure and investments
- Challenging Scottish exceptionalism on racism and Islamophobia
- Transforming European energy poverty policy
- Crafting Resistance: the art of Chilean political prisoners
- Transforming international efforts to end Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
- Transforming behavioural public policy delivery and practitioner practices through the MBBI programm
- Protecting human health from infectious diseases in low-resource settings
- Delivering smart ticketing in Great Britain
- Changing global political, humanitarian, media and public understanding and actions on political vio
- Stopping the poachers: technological solutions for rhino conservation
- Coastal dune evolution and management
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- Earth Photo winners announced
- Baroness Lynda Chalker elected as President of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
- Honours for highest achieving geography pupils
- 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
- 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
- Symbols of Hope: The Refugee Olympic Team
- Young Geographers of the Year announced
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- England and Wales are more ethnically diverse and less segregated than ever before
- Inaugural recipient of Esmond B. Martin Royal Geographical Society Prize announced
- Bird diversity impacts anxiety and mood
- Society celebrates continued A Level geography popularity
- GCSE numbers show geography's enduring relevance
- Society statement on venue hire cancellation
- New research reveals stark ethnic inequalities within neighbourhoods
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- Nick Richardson - Technical Principal in Integrated Transport
- Prem Gill - Polar Conservationist
- Chris Mason - Political Correspondent and Presenter
- Andrea Sibilia - Assistant Geospatial Specialist
- Terri Freemantle - Senior Earth Observations Specialist
- Benjamin Hennig - Professor of Geography
- Dr Jon Reades - Associate Professor in Spatial Data Science
- Zoe Collins - Sustainability Data Manager
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- Dr Kit Ying Angel Ng - Senior Geomorphologist
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- Dr Damien Mansell - Senior Lecturer in Geography and GIS
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- Greg Dow - Research Manager
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- Laura McNally - Sustainable Business Partner and Managing Director
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- Bronwen Eastaugh - Student Engagement Manager
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- Emma Ballard - Surveyor
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- Dr Kenneth Y T Lim - Research Scientist
- Sophie Leigh - Climate Change Consultant
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- Sarah Bonar - Teacher of Geography and International Rugby Player
- James Kavanagh - Director of Land and Resources
- Hannah Cooke - Management Consultant, EY
- Kevin Lee - Assistant Desk Officer
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- Sally Hadley - Graduate Environmental Consultant
- Nick Hogben - Principal GIS Consultant
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- Victoria Chater-Lea - Environmental Advisor
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- Hayley Jenkins-Jones - Civil Engineer
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- Lieutenant Colonel Paul Hammett - Commanding Officer
- Dr Anjana Khatwa - Programme Manager for Learning
- Sapper Rachael Bradley - Geographic Technician_ME Geographic Engineer
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- Caroline Yormesor on working in Disaster Risk Management
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- James Riley - Head of Geography
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- Patrick Rickles - Head of Business Intelligence and Spatial Data Science
- Jessica Houghton - Marketing Executive
- Kate Edwards - CEO and Principal Consultant
- Vanessa Pilley CGeog on working in Disaster Risk Management
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- Discovering the Weddell Sea - Education for Antarctic Conservation
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- Discovering the Weddell Sea Poster
- Seeing the wood for the trees: how will increased atmospheric CO2 affect forests?
- The Water Diaries
- Primary Fieldwork
- Dr John Shears and the 2019 Weddell Sea expedition
- Primary TeachMeet 2 March 2021 speaker presentations
- The surprise bestseller: Small Gases, Big Effect by David Nelles and Christian Serrer
- Stay Home Stories
- Ofsted HMI Iain Freeland on what contributes to high-quality curricula, assessment and pedagogy
- Dr Jess Hope and Grace Healy on sustainable development: what does Bolivia teach us?
- 39 Ways to Save the Planet
- Responsible and ethical use of location data with Doug Specht
- Kiss the Ground
- Literacy Lowdown
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- Make your own model of Endurance
- Geography teacher Ben Ranson on studying Core Maths and teaching numeracy
- Geographical cartograms
- Geography Subject Knowledge Programme
- 39 Ways to Save the Planet with Professor Vincent Gauci
- Liquid natural gas
- The Routes Journal: what is it?
- Dr Sabina Lawreniuk on female workers in the global garment industry
- Shackleton’s Endurance - A story of adventure and leadership
- Marine plastic in the Southern Ocean with Dr Clara Manno
- Careers with Geography
- Plastics in the Pacific: an archipelago under threat
- FT for schools
- Geographies of Sustainable Development: what does Bolivia teach us?
- Dr Anjana Khatwa and the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast
- TeachMeet 11 May 2021 speaker presentations
- What is the Anthropocene?
- The Galapagos Islands and Leonardo DiCaprio
- What is the bioeconomy in the NE of England?
- The geography of bike crime
- Studying, understanding and preventing bike crime
- Bitcoin and El Salvador
- The Canadian heatwave
- Geographer and entrepreneur Nicholas 'Charles Tyrwhitt' Wheeler
- Teachers Hafsa Bobat Garcia and Kate Stockings on receiving the Ordnance Survey Award
- Ten maps that reveal the future of global power and politics - Tim Marshall
- Trade, manufacturing, and microchips
- Colour blind friendly mapping
- Jane Rumble on Antarctica and the Arctic
- CCS and DAC: what does it all mean?
- Debating Global Governance: “Model UNPO” role play
- Old coal mines in the UK: could they heat our homes?
- My2050
- Dr Roucoux and the tropical peatlands of Peru
- Aguaje and tropical peatlands in Peru
- 39 Ways to save the Planet - Tom Heap
- How to save our Planet - Professor Mark Maslin
- How can I incorporate the IPCC report into my teaching?
- La Palma continues to erupt
- Professor Lindsey McEwen and the DRY Utility resources
- Why are the worlds big rivers so different?
- Professor Kate Heppell on chalk stream environments
- Rivers
- Gendered divisions in work and care
- Gender inequality and women in geography
- The geopolitics of Chinese investment and influence in Africa with Dinko Hanaan Dinko
- China Africa relations: the Great Power Competition
- TeachMeet 19 January 2022 speaker presentations
- Copper in the twenty-first century
- Climate change and the Russian Arctic
- Primary TeachMeet 23 Feb 2022 speaker presentations
- The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai 2022 volcanic eruption
- Makeshift Accommodations- Housing precarity and possibilities of living in Dhaka and Mumbai - Shreya
- Professor Yadvinder Malhi on climate change and ecosystem recovery
- Ecosystem restoration
- Experiencing Geography
- Teaching Ernest Shackleton as a significant individual in Primary History at KS1
- Small Gases, Big Effect
- What is the Blue Belt Programme?
- Cartograms and cartography with Professor Ben Hennig
- Las Bambas
- Videos to support careers education
- How to use ArcGIS in geography with Jason Sawle
- Make your own model of Everest
- Asian mega-deltas with Professor Large and Dr Henderson
- UK tourism and the North Coast 500
- Climate Change Tiles
- Climate risk indicators activity sheet
- Living deltas
- The Elizabeth line
- Africa in the UK Curriculum
- The Elizabeth line, Crossrail
- How to record audio when out in the field with Celia Robbins
- Field recording for school data collection
- The Maroons of Jamaica
- Why are soils essential?
- Soil structure
- The 2022 Pakistan floods
- TeachMeet 21 September 2022 speaker presentations
- Professors Mike Bradshaw and Klaus Dodds on the war in Ukraine, geopolitics and energy
- A cooling Earth: monitoring its hazards - Associate Professor Dr Matthew Blackett
- Study Geography supplement
- Geography and farming
- Impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability from the IPCC 2022 report
- COVID-19 through the lens of a health geographer
- Social and racial inequalities from COVID-19 in São Paulo, Brazil
- Art and the representation of place with Francesca Sanders
- The World Cup in Qatar: what is the Kafala system?
- Elliot Arthur-Worsop and the story of Football For Future (part 2)
- Geography, identity and football with journalist and author David Goldblatt (part 1)
- The Allerton Project with farmer and conservationist Joe Stanley
- 39 ways to save the planet - Tom Heap and Tamsin Edwards
- 2019 Weddell Sea Expedition
- Food production, circulation and consumption
- The four corners of the food crisis
- Feeding the 9 billion
- Fast Food Geography
- Fast Food Farmers
- Should I stay or should I go?
- Tourist destinations in Thailand
- How is climate changing? Poster
- Sustainable Development Goal 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation
- Water access and social inequality in India
- What are the big challenges for global water security?
- How does international aid work?
- Natural disasters and conflict
- Aid and influence
- Geographies of waste
- Plastic pollution in the oceans
- Plastic Citizen: Shaping the future
- Population change and ethnic (de-?)segregation in London: evidence from the Census
- Mapping population and displacement
- Who wants to live forever?
- Amazon deforestation and its impact on weather
- Razing the rainforest
- Unravelling the Mediterranean Migration Crisis
- Life below water infographic
- Governing the oceans: How (almost) everything you own moves from A to B
- Conflict and peace
- Horn of Africa
- Geographies of conflict poster
- Development indicators and conflict
- Map skills
- Subject knowledge animation: Map skills
- Summary of the Society's primary resources
- COVID-19: When the world turned upside down
- Stigma, Cultural Traditions and Identities: A New Geography of Health
- Malaria, mosquitos and maps
- Global health in the 21st Century
- You are what you eat
- Follow the thing: Papaya
- The ‘Behind the Brands’ Campaign
- Fair Trade
- Energy in China
- Migrants on the Margins - Mike Collyer and Laura Hammond
- Beyond borders: changing geographies of migration and asylum - Dr Jonathan Darling
- Mount Everest and its ascent
- Mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes
- Forests and the carbon cycle
- Teaching the Census through GIS
- ArcGIS Online resources
- The beauty of Earth Observation: Dr Fleur Visser
- How is globalisation changing the countryside?
- Extreme Weather: The history of human-environmental interactions and our climatic past - Professor G
- Ecosystems (activities for GCSE)
- Geography at Home Worksheets
- Geography at Home
- Geography and Core Maths Resources
- Discovering the Arctic
- Online lectures
- Online lectures for School Members poster
- Gentrification: London and beyond - Professor Loretta Lees
- Geography in the News
- Higher Education resources for geography
- Where are the billionaires?
- Am I a global citizen? Areas at risk from natural hazards
- What do you know about Africa?
- Aaron Wyld on hypsometry and geomorphic evolution
- Victoria Ayodeji - Hackney to the University of Cambridge
- A conversation with Nathaniel Rich on 1979 to 1989 'The Decade We Could Have Stopped Climate Change'
- Digimap for Schools CPD session May 2020
- Case study: Flooding on the Somerset Levels and Moors 2013/14
- Choose Geography video
- Discovering Galapagos
- Countryside Survey using ArcGIS Online
- News roundup
- River and coastal fieldwork approaches
- Weddell Sea poster
- How is climate and its science governed in Russia?
- How do graphic novels help understanding of natural disasters?
- Why is sand a powerful natural resource?
- How is place-attachment and belonging managed in refugee re-settlement?
- How is creativity produced in the Caribbean?
- What is rural gentrification?
- What do cartoons tell us about global politics?
- How is high street regeneration managed?
- What is the relationship between comic books and geopolitics?
- How do we map global change?
- Why is the Weddell Sea important?
- How do glacial surfaces evolve over time?
- What makes the Arctic unique?
- Giant icebergs and the carbon cycle
- Urban transformation and belonging
- Coastal landscapes - poster
- How do we talk about environmental risk?
- How is internal migration changing cities?
- Internally displaced people - poster
- How are cities changing? Poster
- What is migration? Poster
- Could digital technology make safer cities?
- Carbon cycle - Professor Jeremy Pritchard
- Sustainable consumption and production
- Hazard management - Dr Amy Donovan
- Discovering Oman
- Water Security – Professor Chad Staddon
- Coasts - Hunstanton Cliffs and NW Norfolk
- Hazards and Volcanic Gas Emissions
- Ocean governance and political seas
- Natural disasters: How to improve?
- Community gardens and growing places
- River landscapes
- High street regeneration: place-making and changing spaces - Dr Steve Millington
- GCSE fieldwork ideas
- Air quality survey
- GIS at Key Stage Three
- Using GIS
- Using Google Earth
- Google Earth
- Embedding geographical information systems into the curriculum
- Google Maps: Getting started with GIS - for free
- Embedding careers education into geography lessons
- Introducing the global dimension
- Careers education in the geography curriculum
- Key Stage 3, Key Processes
- Active participation in geography
- Cultural Understanding and Diversity
- Sustainable Development Across the Curriculum
- Geographical Animations
- Key Stage Three curriculum
- Geography and literacy
- Questioning: Ideas and strategies
- Geography in the news - a KS3-4 bridge curriculum
- Better assessment in geography: making assessment work for you and your learners
- Teaching Gifted and Talented Geographers
- Raising the bar: Assessment in KS3 geography
- From good to outstanding teaching
- Curriculum making: Creating an outstanding geography curriculum
- Leading a curriculum area
- Standing out: Building outstanding geography departments
- How to improve links between schools and local university geography
- Raising the profile of geography
- Team teaching
- Building leadership capacity: Middle manager or middle leader?
- Geography and MFL
- Map work and music
- Teaching controversial issues
- Population and migration
- Sustainable development
- Tectonic hazards and emergencies
- Culture and identity
- Globalisation
- Climate change
- Fieldwork strategies
- Learning outside the classroom
- Presenting the importance of fieldwork to your senior management
- Policy and Government
- Geographical Information Systems
- Society
- The built environment
- Development and global issues
- The business world
- The physical environment
- Travel, tourism and leisure
- The case for qualitative fieldwork
- Relief
- Map projections
- Longitude and latitude
- Grid references
- Distance and scale
- Sustainable Development Goal 14 - Life Below Water
- Mass movement
- Direction and bearings
- Sustainable Development Goal 13 - Climate Action
- Sustainable Development Goal 15 - Life On Land
- The Hydrogen Economy
- Biomass Energy
- The Rock Cycle
- Rock Types
- Sustainable Development Goal 9 - Industry and Innovation
- Sustainable Development Goal 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth
- Migration
- Managing Flood Events (Soft Engineering)
- Managing Flood Events (Hard Engineering)
- Managing Avalanches
- Causes of Avalanches
- Aid
- Modernisation Theory
- Development Indicators
- Global North South Divide
- Demographic Transition Model
- Youthful populations
- Ageing Populations
- El Nino and Development
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Sustainable Development Goal 11- Sustainable Cities and Communities
- Sustainable Development Goal 12 - Responsible Consumption
- Sustainable Development Goal 7- Affordable and Clean Energy
- Tropical Rainforest Biome
- Cold Desert Biome
- Hot Desert Biome
- The Savanna Biome
- The Temperate Deciduous Biome
- The Tundra Biome
- Ecotourism
- Animal Adaptations (Extreme Cold)
- Animal Adaptations (Extreme Hot)
- Food Webs
- Plant Adaptations (Extreme Cold)
- Plant Adaptation (Extreme Hot)
- National Identity
- Identity
- Venn Diagram Activity
- Classroom careers resources
- Michael Palin’s letter promoting GCSE and A Level geography
- Why I Love Geography video
- Nick Crane's letter promoting further study and careers in geography
- Going Places with Geography video
- Going Places with Geography brochure and poster
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Clinometer
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Vegetation sward height
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Species coverage
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Gradient
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Suspended sediment
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Soil compaction
- Make your own fieldwork equipment: Infiltration
- Fieldwork down your street
- Sustainable communities
- Sustainable shopping
- Clone town survey
- Place profiling
- What’s in a name?
- Road Race
- Stars in your lives
- School grounds ecosystems study
- School grounds fieldwork
- Sense of place
- Using census data
- Map skills ideas
- Sustainability
- Rural studies
- Urban studies
- Tourism
- Weather and Climate fieldwork ideas
- Environmental Studies
- Ecosystems
- Water supply and management
- Coastal processes and management
- River processes and management
- Inclusive Fieldwork
- Quick and easy fieldwork ideas
- How is Britain changing?
- Cutting-edge developments in mapping science - Jeremy Morley
- Moving from the Millennium Development Goals to the Sustainable Development Goals - Professor Katie
- London's gentrification game - Professor Chris Hamnett
- Not just economics: what we know about why social inequality persists - Professor Danny Dorling
- What's going on in Greenland? - Professor Alun Hubbard
- Why Does Antarctica Matter?
- Life on the edge: suburban enquiry
- Galapagos (activities for GCSE)
- Data skills in the workplace
- Data skills in geography – useful links
- Exploring Africa
- Support for geographical learning: Cambridge PGCE - Maths and Geography
- Investigating opinions
- Transport
- Soundscapes
- Geotagging
- Primary Fieldwork in London
- Examples of Schemes of Work - KS2 and KS3
- Curriculum planning
- Global Systems and Global Governance
- Dryland Landscapes
- Weather and Climate
- Water and Carbon cycles
- Landscape systems
- Glaciated landscapes
- Changing Place; Changing Places
- Google Earth as a fieldwork tool
- Free GIS and maps for fieldwork
- Ecosystem studies
- Urban studies ideas
- Quality of life
- Investigating the geography of crime
- Teachers' guide to LondonMapper
- Passport to the Poles
- Encounters: Images of Empire
- Brazil cityscapes - Rio de Janeiro
- Journeys - Caribbean stories
- Afghanistan - Moving stories
- Glossary V - Z
- Glossary S - U
- Glossary P - R
- Glossary M - O
- Glossary J - L
- Glossary G - I
- Glossary D- F
- Glossary A - C
- Will the shale gale prevail?
- What’s going on in Greenland?: Professor Alun Hubbard
- The Landgrabbers
- Siberia - its history and its people: Professor Janet Hartley
- Saving the last cheetahs of Iran
- Mayhem on the Mekong
- London versus the rest
- Junkyard planet
- Future Oceans: a Sea of Hope or Despair
- Flooding, climate change and the resilience of cities: Alex Nickson
- Glossary - weather
- Weather experiments
- Weather data
- Weather and climate resources: Key Stage Three
- Weather and climate resources: Key Stage Two
- Weather and climate resources: Key Stage One
- Glossary - climate change
- Climate change resources: Key Stage Five
- Climate change resources: Key Stage Three
- Concreting the countryside
- Migration: skills and the job market
- London under water
- Future of low carbon energy
- Engineering our climate
- Importing goods, exporting drought?
- Digital divide in the UK?
- Not in my back yard
- Can the UK ever be sustainable?
- Persistent poverty in Britain
- Digital technology in Africa
- Adapting to an urban future
- Mobile middle class
- Escape to the city
- Air quality for all
- Equalising education
- Made in Britain
- Urban and settlement
- Tourism and recreation
- Human impact studies
- Rural investigations
- Ecosystems fieldwork techniques
- Rivers fieldwork techniques
- Microclimate
- Coasts fieldwork techniques
- Sampling techniques
- Sketching and photography
- Mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes poster
- Weather and climate Poster
- Subject Knowledge Animation: Russia
- Chinese cities and urban life
- The Language of Mathematics in Science - a Guide for Teachers of 11-16 Science
- Ymchwiliad Annibynnol Safon Uwch Daearyddiaeth – Canllaw i Fyfyrwyr
- Using data badly – a user’s guide for the unwary geography student
- Water cycle: Lessons using data skills
- ArcGIS posters
- Restless climate: Lessons using data skills
- Analysing glacial sediments
- OCR coastal landscapes and exploring places
- Linking the water and carbon cycles
- FSC statistical methods
- A student guide to the A Level independent investigation (Non-examined Assessment - NEA)
- Changing places A Level lesson plans
- What is chi-square? An example looking at Brexit
- Using maps and data to look at the geography of world development
- An introduction to Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
- Why the future of geography is cheap
- If the line fits: inequality, statistics and The Spirit Level
- A Short Introduction to Quantitative Geography
- Well-being in the aftermath of a flood
- Investigating the social and political responses to flooding
- The Upside Down Forest
- Earthquakes in New Zealand
- Arid environments
- Tectonic landscapes
- Glacial landscapes
- Energy security
- Exploring Everest
- Grand Alpine Tour
- Seaweed farming
- Coral reef ecosystems
- Urbanisation and migration
- Moorland Ecology
- Extreme Tourism
- Polar science
- Living with typhoons
- Why did the Azure Window collapse and how can we preserve coastal heritage?
- India - Pictures of the Past
- China - Snapshots in Time
- Kenya - A changing nation
- Antarctica - extreme wilderness
- Subject knowledge animation: Key Stage Two geography
- Using the Society's collections to develop cross curricular links
- Subject knowledge animation: Mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes
- Subject knowledge animation: Shackleton
- Hazardous holidays: earthquake in Kos
- Shoreline change and sea level rise in Ghana
- Changing urban places through poetry
- Sustainable urban communities and young people
- Diverse places and the high street
- Extreme weather in the UK: past, present and future
- Global cities, gentrification and creative practices
- Global Energy Security
- Meteorological forecasting
- Identity and citizenship
- Urban climatology
- Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD)
- Japanese earthquake and tsunami
- Jurassic Coast
- Climatic systems
- Suburbs
- Volcanoes and volcanology
- United Nations Millennium Development Goals
- The impact of London 2012
- Food globalisation
- Superpower geographies
- Microfinance
- Public Space
- Flooding
- Digital mapping
- Employment in Britain
- Glacial change
- China and North Korea
- British migration to rural France
- Coastal erosion
- Glaciation
- ICT and development
- The Making of Geographies of Manufacturing
- Production networks and trade
- Unconventional oil and gas
- Inequality
- Antarctic glaciers
- Environmental risk in the urban south
- The Quipu Project
- The Politics of Educated Unemployed Youth
- The water challenge
- Working as a London Surveyor
- Diaspora, Remittances and Development
- The commodity trail of cheap goods
- The Ethics of Fast Fashion
- The Antarctic Treaty
- Hampstead Heath Ponds Project
- The societal responses to El Niño
- Landslides and risks
- Comic books and alternative views of geopolitics
- Governance of the Oceans
- Communicating Climate Science
- Managing the Lake District National Park
- Environmental justice, food and communities
- Evaluating the Millennium Development Goals
- Food poverty and insecurity in the UK
- The impact of the Chinese overseas property market
- Inequality infographic
- Development infographic
- The Millennium Development Goals and the post-2015 agenda infographic
- The Sustainable Development Goals infographic
- Sustainable cities infographic
- Uganda: Have the Millennium Development Goals made a difference?
- What is globalisation?
- Subject Knowledge Animation: Sustainable Development Goals
- Rosedene raspberries and Tesco's fictitious farms
- Rural migration - Why do the British move to French idylls?
- Millennium Development Goals 5-8
- Millennium Development Goals 1-4
- Poland, pensions and global greying
- Employment and rural Britain
- Bicester: new garden city
- Beyond megacities
- A new capital in Andhra Pradesh
- A New Capital for Egypt?
- Urban air pollution: smog in Chinese cities
- Megacities, urbanisation and development
- Introducing globalisation
- Globalisation of manufacturing in post-war Britain
- Ecotourism: projecting the Heart of Borneo
- Discovering megacities
- Small island developing states and climate change vulnerability
- Teff: The next superfood?
- Sustainable energy access in Mozambique and South Africa
- Water Shortages in the Maldives
- Water conservation and behaviour in Australia
- Threatened heritage landscapes
- The Belo Monte Hydroelectric Dam complex in Brazil
- Nuclear power and energy security
- Fracking Blackpool
- Evaluating hydroponic farming in Japan
- 59 Dams: China's climate change challenges
- Sinkholes: a geophysical hazard
- Regime change
- Physical Geography and Facebook
- Glacial retreat: Historical evidence of climate change in Mongolia
- Ethiopian dam threatens Lake Turkana
- Coastal surges and flooding in the UK: a prompt for more sustainable drainage?
- Hong Kong - A city in Asia by the sea
- Coastal erosion: Britain's Atlantis and 1,000 years of cliff retreat
- United States of America (USA)
- Antarctic Glaciers: Pine Island
- The Mediterranean
- What's on the map? Bird's eye view on Europe
- What's so special about the Mediterranean?
- Zoom in on Italy: A country of Cities and Regions
- Is Europe a proper continent? Is the Mediterranean a proper sea?
- Zoom in on Bologna and the Bolognese – A City of Education and a City of Food
- Everyday Life in Bologna
- What's on the map? Bird's eye view on Europe
- Exploring Shackleton’s Antarctica
- Global trade
- The geography of my stuff
- Local fieldwork toolkit
- London 2012
- Paradise lost
- Africa - a continent of contrasts
- Fantastic places
- Who wants to be a billionaire?
- Risky world
- Adventure landscapes
- Changing climates
- Glacial environments
- Are you flood ready?
- Mapping festivals
- Working with Nature: Building resilience to flood events in Pickering, Yorkshire
- Geography: The language of Europe
- Introducing the EU
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