Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
October 22
Population snapshots: the demographic challenges for China, the Philippines, Madagascar and the Democratic Republic of Congo
As the world's population tops eight billion we look at demographic challenges faced by China, the Philippines, Madagascar and the Congo
Where in the world – Canyons
Can you solve our Where In the World quick quiz for November? Just identify the location of four well-known canyons
The extraordinary world of plankton
Extract from Planktonia, The Nightly Migration of the Ocean's Smallest Creatures, by Erich Hoyt
Mosul’s cultural regeneration
Hadani Ditmars returns to Mosul to find out how new creative projects are aiding the City's cultural recovery
The people saving South Africa’s last penguins
Tommy Trenchard spends time with the conservationists working hard to protect South Africa's last penguins from extinction
Restoring Welsh forests could help forge a new national identity
Matthew Yeomans reflects on the National Forest for Wales initiative and whether it can help to reconnect Welsh communities
How trophy hunting is supporting conservation in Tajikistan
In Tajikistan, a conservation model funded by trophy hunting has led to the miraculous regeneration of once-denuded land
October 2022 Geographical crossword
The first correctly completed crossword selected at random wins a hardback copy of the comprehensive Philip’s Essential World Atlas worth £25
Ancient Britain revealed through stunning aerial photography
Photographer David Abram takes to the skies to capture the gasping beauty of ancient sites in Britain in his new book, Aerial Atlas of Ancient Britain
Drought reveals the Lake District’s flooded village of Mardale Green
After Britain's driest summer for decades revealed long-forgotten objects and buildings, Rory Walsh looks for the 'Lake District Atlantis'
The remarkable life of Afghan activist and former mayor Zarifa Ghafari
Afghan activist, politician and Taliban critic Zarifa Ghafari tells the inspiring story of her life in Afghanistan and subsequent escape in August 2021, in her book Zarifa, written with Hannah Lucinda Smith
A collision course with space junk
As more and more satellites are launched, small bits of space junk are risking future operations essential for monitoring Earth
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