Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
May 24
Geopolitics: poverty on the rise in the global south
Tim Marshall considers what the first increases in global poverty in decades could mean for a fragile world order
The mapping of Mount Everest
New and innovative techniques were used to produce detailed and beautiful maps of the region around Everest prior to attempts…
On the trail of the elusive snow leopard
Snow leopards are rarely seen but much sought. Stuart Butler joins those on the trail of the big cat that stalks the high peaks of Ladakh
Discovering Britain: Exploring Salford Quays
Rory Walsh on the slow transformation of Manchester Docks into a media and arts hub
An introduction to bikepacking
What you need to know to start bikepacking and essential kit - a Geographical Equipment Matters guide
Review: Battle for the Museum by Rachel Spence
Delve into the dark side of museum operations as Rachel Spence uncovers the unsettling truth behind artwashing and misdeeds
Shipwrecks: A window into history
Discover the secrets of shipwrecks: historical data, artefacts, and treasure in need of conservation
Geopolitics: Is the post-Cold War holiday over?
Tim Marshall considers the impact of the Polish prime minister’s warning that we are now in a pre-war era
Tackling methane could have a big and quick impact on climate change
We need some quick wins to limit the impacts of climate change. Targeting methane, the second most potent greenhouse gas, could buy us time while we get our act together to cut CO2
African hospitals are not stuck in the past, they’re struggling in the present
Andrew Brooks examines the false comparisons that distort our understanding of developing countries and their healthcare
Sharing the revenue from South Africa’s roobios tea with the indigenous Khoisan people
South Africa’s Khoisan people have long been marginalised and landless. But now, an historic benefit-sharing agreement for the money generated by rooibos is offering a step in the right direction
Where in the world is made up of more than 300 islands?
Can you solve our quick quiz for May and identify this country using the following clues?
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