Geographical

Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

July 23

Current production methods of lab-grown beef could be far worse for the environment than traditional farm agriculture

Is lab-grown meat the future of agriculture?

ByBryony CottamJun 28, 2023
A new breakthrough in lab-grown beef takes agriculture another step away from the farm
Wye crown on the side of the hill in Wye, Kent

King of the hill: the Wye crown

ByRory WalshJun 28, 2023
A Discovering Britain walk. Rory Walsh visits a Kent Downs village with a royal connection
Canggu in Bali attracts remote workers from across the globe

The rise of the digital nomad

ByBryony CottamJun 26, 2023

For years, people have asked whether digital nomadism might become the new normal. There are signs that it already is…

A man plants a tree in the ground

Review: Tree Stories by Stefano Mancuso

ByGeographical ContributorJun 25, 2023
Italian neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso enthusiastically examines the relationship between plants and humans
Primrose Hill in North London

The value of city trees

ByGeographical ContributorJun 24, 2023
The anger that erupts when urban trees are cut down reveals how highly we value them, but difficulties arise when quantifying their worth
A hedgehog on a tombstone with the biodiversity gardener book cover

Review: The Biodiversity Gardener by Paul Sterry

ByGeographical ContributorJun 22, 2023

From a project to put his garden wildlife first, comes Paul Sterry’s love letter and comprehensive guide to biodiversity gardening…

A husband and wife sit inside the remains of their home in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin, which struck the Indian state of Odisha in October 2013

Peter Caton: working with humanity

ByGeographical StaffJun 21, 2023
Geordie Torr talks to documentary photographer Peter Caton about his work and his life on the road
President Erdogan

Geopolitics: A letter to President Erdoğan

ByTim MarshallJun 19, 2023
Tim Marshall addresses the Turkish leader Tayyip Erdoğan and his upcoming third term in office
Earth from space

Review: The Future of Geography by Tim Marshall

ByBryony CottamJun 16, 2023
Tim Marshall's latest analysis of international relations is an insightful and humorous look at geopolitics in space, but it isn't without caution on what could happen
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