March 24


Marauiá mountain range. Yanomami Indigenous Territory, state of Amazonas, Brazil, 2018

Remembering Sebastião Salgado

In this rare interview we ran last year, the late Brazilian photographer talks to Graeme Green about his life behind…

Food production generates the equivalent of 31 per cent of all greenhouse gases

Food for thought: feeding the world accounts for a third of human-made carbon emissions

ByMarco MagriniMar 18, 2024

For Marco Magrini the agricultural transition is as important and urgent as the energy transition When pondering the trouble with…

A pair of Andean condors soars high over the mountains

Saving Ecuador’s threatened condors

Mark Stratton visits a long-term project to safeguard the world’s largest bird of prey, the Andean condor Unfurling her three-metre-wingspan’s…

concept art showing africa population

What does rapid population growth mean for the world’s poorest continent?

ByMark RoweMar 14, 2024

Mark Rowe reports on one the most significant demographic shifts facing the world Does size matter? When it comes to…

Riding a tandem bike through the Canadian Rockies Passport

Holly Tuppen: How to travel responsibly

ByBryony CottamMar 12, 2024

Sustainable-travel expert Holly Tuppen shares with Bryony Cottam her tips on how to travel responsibly In 2008, Holly Tuppen set…

A lighthouse on a cliff overlooking a bay at sunset where in the world

Where in the world do sheep outnumber people four to one?

ByGeographical StaffMar 11, 2024

Can you identify this country using the following clues? • A population of 3.1 million people • A land area…

man using binoculars looking up watching for birds

Equipment matters: The joys of birdwatching

Birdwatching adds an extra layer of enjoyment to almost any outdoor pursuit – especially if you use a phone app…

Protest march in London over modern slavery

Victims of modern slavery are being held in UK prisons

ByGeographical StaffMar 4, 2024

New research reveals the growing problem of modern slavery in the UK and the ways in which victims are criminalised…

Looking down on the abandoned mines in the Ystwyth Valley

Ceredigion: the geographical centre of Wales

ByRory WalshFeb 27, 2024

Rory Walsh visits the heart of Wales – Ceredigion, the country’s central point and home to its hidden treasures View…

Geographical March 2024

Geographical March 2024

ByGeographical StaffFeb 23, 2024

March 2024 It’s little wonder the Incas believed condors to be messengers to the gods, writes travel writer Mark Stratton.…

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March 2024 Geographical crossword

ByGeographical StaffFeb 20, 2024

Can you complete Geographical’s March 2024 crossword puzzle? Welcome to Geographical’s March ’24 crossword puzzle. To complete the crossword, simply…

For the Sámi, reindeer herding is more than just a profession – it’s a way of life

Green energy projects are making grabs for poorly protected Indigenous lands

ByBryony CottamFeb 19, 2024

Energy companies must do more to ensure the transition to wind and solar doesn’t come at the expense of Indigenous…