Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Conservation
Meet Europe’s Big Five: wolf, lynx, brown bear, wolverine & bison
Make this a wildlife summer to remember by going on safari in search of some of Europe's iconic Big Five mammal species.
Wild born kittens give hope for Scottish wildcats
Two sets of wild born kittens bring a small glimmer of hope for the future of Scotland's critically endangered wildcat.
Protecting 1.2 per cent of the Earth could save endangered species
A new report claims that by protecting just 1.2 per cent of the Earth’s land surface we could save thousands of endangered species.
South Sudan survey reveals migration of six million antelope
A survey in South Sudan has revealed a migration of six million antelope, which makes it the worlds largest migration of large mammals
Nature positive economy on the horizon, but businesses struggle to measure impact
Learn about the urgent need to reverse global biodiversity loss and transition to a nature-positive economy.
Chimpanzees use the natural medicine of the forest
Uncover the secrets of chimpanzee medicine. Find out how these remarkable animals use natural remedies to heal themselves.
Iberian lynx makes remarkable recovery
The Iberian lynx, once one of the worlds rarest cats, has made such a remarkable recovery that it's no longer considered endangered.
Explore the UK’s Geoparks this summer
Go on a summer holiday through geological and human history in one of the UK’s outstanding Unesco Geoparks.
Elephants call each other by name
It's no secret that elephants are highly intelligent creatures, but new research suggests that elephants might even call each other by name.
How to give a helping hand to butterflies
Britain's butterflies are in trouble, but giving our butterflies a helping hand is something almost all of us can do wherever you live.
Huge collapse in migratory fish populations
A new study has revealed a staggering 81 per cent collapse in worldwide migratory fish populations in the 50 years since 1970.
Bison return to Portugal
A group of eight European bison have been translocated to northern Portugal as part of an ambitious rewilding project.
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
Informative, authoritative and educational, this site’s content covers a wide range of subject areas, including geography, culture, wildlife and exploration, illustrated with superb photography.
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