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Climbing aboard the funding cycle

Feb 24, 2015

Published in Explorers

Even professional fundraisers find it tough to raise money when the project is personal. Craig Pollard, of More Partnership shares advice for those looking to set off along the fundraising trail

ISLANDS: Nature and Culture by Stephen A Royle

Mar 01, 2015

Published in Books

ISLANDS: Nature and Culture by Stephen A Royle

Islands are different. In an island environment, large animals become smaller, and small animals become larger. So came about Mediterranean islands with dwarf deer and Australasian islands with giant, flightless birds

Kiwis dry out

Mar 07, 2015

Published in Climate

Farmers are pressing the government to let them tap Lake Tekapo on New Zealand's south island

New Zealand suffered a record drought between 2012 and 2013, if current weather trends continue 2015 could prove to be even worse

Vanishing coast

Mar 17, 2015

Published in Oceans

Could this part of Trinidad's coast soon be lost?

Trinidad and Tobago is losing its coastline, a problem for an island nation where 70 per cent of the population lives near the edge

Climate tones

Mar 22, 2015

Published in Cultures

Masai warriors of southern Kenya singing in a cultural ceremony

Geography can change the way you speak, and not just through the use of jargon

New lives for nomads

Mar 20, 2015

Published in Cities

A 'Ger District' outside Mongolia's capital

As Genghis Khan once said, ‘Conquering the world on horseback is easy. It is dismounting and governing that is hard’

Law of the wild

Mar 08, 2015

Published in Wildlife

Swedish wolves are at the centre of a hunting versus preservation row

Sweden’s annual wolf hunt was only open for a few hours before a court closed the season. A few days and one court decision later, it was open again

Food for thought

Mar 02, 2015

Published in Exhibitions

The RGS–IBG’s Britain from the Air returns in March, offering a unique perspective on the UK’s landscapes

Afghan Ink

Feb 20, 2015

Published in Cultures

An artist records day-to-day Afghan life from Kabul to Herat in ink

Kickstarting Greek olive groves

Feb 18, 2015

Published in Forests

Olive tree orchard near Kardamena on the greek island of Kos, Greece

A Kickstarter campaign aims to map Greece’s threatened olive groves

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