Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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The whistleblower who says England’s pollution watchdog buried the evidence
A former Environment Agency insider claims England's pollution watchdog has spent years obstructing investigations and burying evidence
September 2026 Geographical crossword
Can you complete Geographical's September 2026 crossword puzzle? The first correct crossword selected at random wins a copy of The Royal Geographical Society’s Atlas of the World, worth £75
Can e-bikes have a ‘sixth sense’?
Cars use advanced sensors to navigate complex traffic. Now, a new generation of e-bikes is finally getting the same upgrade
The subterranean secrets of the Pyrenees
Colin Duncan Taylor reveals how human history is woven into the landscape, from the present day back to its very first inhabitants
Where to watch next year’s ‘Eclipse of the Century’
From aurora borealis to a total lunar eclipse, 2025 is packed with celestial events – find out where you have the best chance of seeing them
Peter Beard’s photographs of Africa’s disappearing wildlife
American photographer, artist, diarist and conservationist Peter Beard's work documents the dramatic transformation of Africa’s landscapes and wildlife
August 2026 Geographical crossword
Can you complete Geographical's August 2026 crossword puzzle? The first correct crossword selected at random wins a copy of The Royal Geographical Society’s Atlas of the World, worth £75
July 2026 Geographical crossword
Can you complete Geographical's July 2026 crossword puzzle? The first correct crossword selected at random wins a copy of The Royal Geographical Society’s Atlas of the World, worth £75
On The Ground: Cloudtown, the village at the heart of the AI gold rush
In Episode 4 of On the Ground, we investigate the sudden surge of data centres planned for England's Green Belt land
Go your own way: Why your next trip should be a self-guided walking or cycling holiday
Yana Tudzharova of The Natural Adventure shares how self-guided walking and cycling tours benefit both travellers and the places they visit
The Major Oak, Robin Hood’s legendary tree, has died
Despite years of tireless conservation, experts say the Major Oak – one of the world's oldest and largest oak trees – has likely died
On The Ground: The Vet and 100 mysterious deaths
In Episode 3 of On the Ground, we report on a string of unusual deaths, and the man who exposed one of the first major environmental scandals
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Published in the UK since 1935, Geographical is the official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).
Informative, authoritative and educational, this site’s content covers a wide range of subject areas, including geography, culture, wildlife and exploration, illustrated with superb photography.
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