Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
January 23
Who’s watching: the cities with the most CCTV cameras
In a world where surveillance is ever increasing, where are the most CCTV cameras?
The river of stones in Piggledene
Rory Walsh wades through a river of stones running through the Marlborough Downs
The Nature Conservancy photographic competition
The Nature Conservancy have just run their annual photo competition to celebrate the world's natural treasures and draw attention to the threats they face
Review: The Darkness Manifesto by Johan Eklöf
Johan Eklöf shows how vital darkness is in our overly artificial world
After Sri Lanka’s chaotic summer
Nick Redmayne from Sri Lanka to see how it’s coping after a tumultuous year of fleeing politicians, riots and 70% inflation
Review: Terra Viva by Vandana Shiva
Indian physicist, activist and author Vandana Shiva reflects on her decades of work on climate change, food and health and assesses the challenges we face in the future
Rewilding Argentina’s Ibera Wetlands
A hugely ambitious rewilding initiative in Argentina’s Iberá Wetlands is revitalising nature and local communities, realising a 30-year dream
Review: Landlines by Raynor Winn
Raynor Winn tells the emotional and inspiring journey of walking Scotland's Cape Wrath Trail with her husband, who was suffering from a degenerative illness
Pastoralism under threat
For millennia, pastoralism has supported millions of people living in harsh environments. But climate change poses its biggest threat
New Year, new renewable energy resolutions
Marco Magrini starts the New Year with some positive thinking on changing climate
Review: The Inuit Way by EAS Cooper
EAS Cooper tells an unusually gripping tale of his time spent living with the Inuit on Greenland's coast and his adventure to track down a note left by David Haig-Thomas
Review: Homosapiens Rediscovered by Paul Pettitt
Paul Pettitt leads a stroll through time with a focus on our ancestral history and how our DNA has underpinned the incredible ingenuity of humans
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