Check out the Better World Video Awards 2025
Better World Video Awards 2025 – Limbo
A powerful account of one couple’s struggle to rebuild after catastrophic flooding and the silence that followed
Better World Video Awards: Flight of the Swans
Conservationist Sacha Dench embarked on an epic migration of 7,000 km from the Russian Arctic to the UK to save a swan
Better World Video Awards 2025: 10 Years of Seenaryo
How the power of theatre and performance can transform lives across Lebanon, Jordan, Palestine and Syria
Better World Video Awards 2025: A River Sings
Find out more about how Evenlode Catchment Partnership are utilising natural flood management measures to protect local UK villages
Better World Video Awards 2025 – Community Empowerment in Senegal
Action Against Hunger’s Boolo Xeex Xibon Project is helping local Senegalese communities to thrive In northern Senegal, child malnutrition has reached emergency levels. But amid the crisis, communities are leading…
Better World Video Awards 2025 – Living with Sharks in the Bahamas
Sharks are making a comeback, and we need to learn to live with them Living with Sharks in the Bahamas is a new mini-documentary from Shark Trust, which explores what…
Better World Video Awards 2025 – Kewang: Nature’s Ancient Guardians
The story of Haruku Island’s traditional nature protectors and their quest to protect fragile ecosystems Kewang: Nature’s Ancient Guardians is a compelling documentary set on Haruku Island in Indonesia’s Maluku…
Better World Video Awards 2025: Linda’s Story
Linda’s story of violence, cruelty and exploitation spans more than 20 years. In a powerful short film, she bravely shares her experience
Better World Video Awards 2025: Bricks
One year later, actor and animal activist Peter Egan returns to the brick kilns of Egypt with Safe Haven 4 Donkeys
Better World Video Awards 2025
The Geographical and Aggressor Adventures 2025 Better World Video Awards are now open
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Quizzes
QUIZ: US State Shapes
Challenge yourself with our quiz on US state shapes. Test your knowledge and earn a discount on a Geographical subscription.
QUIZ: True or False – Natural Hazards
Test your knowledge on natural hazards with our engaging quiz. Challenge yourself on the Earth’s extreme events and learn more.
QUIZ: Physical Geography Trivia
Challenge yourself with our geography quiz and discover how well you know Earth’s physical features and landscapes.
QUIZ: Flags of the World – Hard
Test your knowledge with our FLAGS QUIZ. Discover the significance of different flags and their nations today.
QUIZ: Capital Cities – Easy
Test your knowledge with our capital cities quiz! Can you name the capitals of the world?
Geo explainers
Geo explainer: Why are wildfires getting worse?
Discover the several reasons behind increasingly common wildfires around the world, including those in California
Geo explainer: Will the Sahara flood again?
Discover the Sahara Desert’s fascinating past – and why climate change may make flooding a likely part of its future.
Geo explainer: Where in the world are the busiest shipping lanes?
Take a deep dive into the world’s busiest shipping lanes according to the number of vessels passing through them each day.
Geo explainer: Exploring Africa’s economy and GDP
Five countries account for half of Africa’s total GDP, playing crucial roles in the continent’s economy – but where exactly are they?
Geo explainer: What is phosphate mining – and why is it important?
Phosphate rock is an essential element for life on Earth. Discover its applications and why its mining threatens planetary health…
Worldview – opinion, comment & campaigns
Russian sanctions backfire as Putin profits from war economy
Designed to topple a regime, sanctions have helped build a fortress economy where loyalty is rewarded and dissent crushed – consolidating Putin’s power.Antonio Graceffo reports
The bias of balance: net zero, denial and political spin
From climate change to Gaza, the pursuit of ‘balance’ often misleads rather than informs, warns Andrew Brooks
Time for Britain to show some sisu
Tim Marshall argues it’s time for the UK to consider Finland’s model for national preparedness The UK needs to rediscover its inner sisu. That is, assuming it still has it.…
We need a Global Climate Club – and we need it now
Patrick Brown lays out a vision for a Global Climate Club – and why the world can no longer afford to wait for the USA to catch up
Beyond the farmer’s wife: unpacking gendered spaces
From Scottish tractors to Senegalese rice fields, Andrew Brooks traces how outdated labels still frame women’s work and men’s status across global landscapes
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