Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Geographical Contributors
The future of green jobs is in our hands
While AI threatens office jobs, the green transition needs people who can work with their hands. Are we doing enough to develop their skills?
Why Trump, Xi, and Putin can’t carve up the world like the ‘big three’ leaders of 1945
As Washington, Moscow and Beijing pursue competing spheres of influence, the international order faces a test of sovereignty and cooperation
How RGS grants are supporting a new generation of women explorers
Five women supported by RGS grants reveal the experiences, ambitions and personal connections that have shaped their journeys into exploration
RGS Explore celebrates 50 years of expeditions
For five decades, the RGS Explore Weekend has helped turn ambitious ideas into viable expeditions. Diana Maclean traces the event's evolution and asks what exploration is for today
The troubled state of conflict resolution
As global conflicts multiply and international institutions weaken, renewed diplomacy, mediation and cooperation offer a vital path towards lasting peace
Travel tips with Niall McCann
From rowing the Atlantic to protecting tapirs in Honduras, Dr Niall McCann tells Imogen Edmonds how adventure and conservation have shaped his life
Capturing the northern Pennines on camera
In our latest Gallery, discover incredible photography of landscapes and wildlife from the northern Pennines by John Birch
Why war is making the DRC’s Ebola outbreak harder to stop
As Ebola spreads through eastern DRC, rebel violence, mass displacement and deep mistrust are making a deadly outbreak more difficult to contain
Singapore, a nation built at speed
Created at extraordinary speed from political necessity, cultural diversity and global commerce, Singapore embodies many of the defining tensions of the modern age
Can the world really protect 30 per cent of its oceans by 2030?
Ten per cent of the ocean is now protected, but new research suggests effective conservation covers a much smaller area
North Yorkshire’s landscapes, from Dalby Forest to Robin Hood’s Bay and Bempton Cliffs
Across North Yorkshire, ancient rocks, forest, coast and wildlife reveal how landscapes shape the stories we tell – and the…
Why Alaska’s Chinook salmon collapse threatens Yukon River communities
Chinook salmon have sustained communities along Alaska’s Yukon River for millennia. Tom Parfitt reports on a collapse that’s threatening both livelihoods and culture
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