Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
June 22
The sci-fi world of climate change
Marco Magrini on the lessons to be learned from a dystopian climate novel
Groundbreaking discovery suggests some earthquakes alter tectonic plates
New research into earthquakes suggests that they are both affected by and affect tectonic plates, suggesting a two-way relationship
Water scarcity in Africa a ‘myth’
Researchers debunk the myth that water in Africa is scarce, blaming poor management of existing reserves instead
Children of the Marquesas Islands are inspiring a new approach to marine conservation
Photographer Laurent Weyl travels to the Marquesas Islands to meet the children who are leading a new approach in marine conservation
Dugout canoes in Estonia’s Soomaa National Park
Saving the UNESCO-recognised culture of making dugout-canoe in Estonia's often flooded Soomaa National Park
Douglas David Seifert on a lifetime of underwater photography
Underwater photographer Douglas David Seifert observes the underwater world and captures the wonders of the waves
Fragile life: how birds go extinct
Chicago's Field Museum contains an astonishing array of bird specimens which provides an insight into the causes of biodiversity loss
The fight for fish in Cameroon’s disputed waters
Along Cameroon's coastline, a battle for once-rich waters is taking place, pitting artisanal fishers against huge industrial trawlers
Iceberg towing: a bizarre ‘solution’ to the freshwater crisis
Welcome to the bizarre world of iceberg towing, where some people are convinced that it could alleviate the world's freshwater crises
Farming seaweed in UK waters for a sustainable future
A growing industry is taking sustainable seaweed farming to new depths on a Pembrokeshire farm, using innovative techniques
Where in the world – coastal locations
Can you identify these iconic coastal locations from around the world using simple clues and photographs?
The inventive intelligence of crows needed to survive a changing world
The intelligence of crows reveals some of the secrets needed to survive in a changing world - skills humans need in our challenging times
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