Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Geographical Contributors
The need for scientific thinking
Astronomer Royal Lord Martin Rees argues for the need for rigorous, scientific minds & science in our complex, rapidly changing world
The icy world of penguin colonies
Wildlife photographer Ursula Franklin captures the fascinating lives of penguins in the Southern Hemisphere
How quickly can ecosystems evolve to meet new challenges?
The world's ecosystems are in danger - leading evolutionary biologist Christopher Wills suggests their complexity could help save them
The myth of Russian expansionism
Paul Richardson on why the warm-water myth and expansionist urges are no guide to Russia today
Review: Why We Travel
Ash Bhardwaj's latest book dives into the 'why' behind our love of travelling – and how our curiosity to explore should be deeply understood.
Review: Lost Wonders by Tom Lathan
Lahan explores extinction in his latest book, following ten species that have disappeared from the planet in the 21st century.
Fishing cats: finding the elusive creatures in Colombo
Simon Payne goes in seach of an elusive wild cat – the fishing cat – that's the size of a spaniel, quacks like a duck & looks like a leopard
Book Review: Human Peoples
Luís Quinta-Murci's latest book on how studying DNA can paint a fascinating picture of human history across the globe.
Krill can store as much carbon as mangroves & seagrass, study finds
They might be small, but they're certainly mighty: krill play a major role in carbon sequestering in oceans across the world. Here's how...
Geo explainer: Point Nemo – the planet’s most isolated place
Discover more about Point Nemo, the place furthest from land on the entire planet. What exactly lives there and can it be explored?
Writer’s Reads: Tom Heap
Discover television presenter and reporter Tom Heap's top books to get you out of a reading slump. Heap's latest book, Land Smart, is out now
Park City: the city that keeps reinventing itself
From cattle grazing to silver mining, to winter sports and summer trekking, Park City keeps on evolving, Geordie Torr reports
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