Geographical

Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)

Victoria Heath

After graduating from Warwick University in 2024 with a First Class BA (Hons) in English Literature and Creative Writing with a Study Year Abroad, Victoria now works as the Digital Editor for Geographical.

She loves to travel and regularly seeks out new adventures and experiences abroad and in the UK. Outside of journalism, Victoria is an avid creative writer and is currently working on her first novel.

Victoria is the published author of two books, and her work features in publications including Business Insider, DIVE Magazine, I Am BeYoutiful, as well as her Instagram @byvictoriaheath.

FIFA World Cup

Which countries have been banned from the World Cup?

Jul 14, 2026
13 nations have been banned from World Cup tournaments across the years – but why?
Newspapers UK

Most UK media reports on June heatwave did not mention climate crisis

Jul 14, 2026
Around 72 per cent of articles from the UK's nine main national daily media publications on June heatwaves failed to mention global heating or the climate
Claire Thomas with Altai book

Book signing: Claire Thomas’s ‘Altai’ at Royal Geographical Society

Jul 13, 2026
Join Claire Thomas at the Royal Geographical Society on Saturday 18 July at 12 noon for a book signing of her latest work, Altai
Two bottlenose dolphins following a trawler in the waters of Veneto

Bottlenose dolphins are relying on fishing trawlers in Adriatic Sea, study finds

Jul 13, 2026
New study shows how bottlenose dolphins are struggling to hunt normally and forage close to trawl nets when fishing boats are nearby
Millions of satellites poised to enter space pose ‘grave threat’ to night skies

Millions of satellites poised to enter space pose ‘grave threat’ to night skies

Jul 13, 2026
Light pollution from proposed satellites will likely hinder ability to see celestial bodies at night and could impact biological clocks and ecosystems
More than 2,700 deaths linked to May and June heatwaves, study finds

More than 2,700 deaths linked to May and June heatwaves, study finds

Jul 13, 2026
Climate change is estimated to be responsible for 42 per cent of the deaths across both heatwaves, researchers find
Adelie penguin

Penguin poop seen from space reveals stark reality for future of iconic polar species

Jul 13, 2026
By analysing satellite images of penguin poop, scientists found diets of Adélie penguins are shifting as sea ice melts in Antarctica
Heatwave in UK

Is it too hot for the UK?

Jul 8, 2026

From freezers failing in supermarkets to railway tracks buckling under the heat, Britain’s infrastructure is struggling to cope with back-to-back…

Bottom trawling undermining protection for iconic marine species

Bottom trawling undermining protection for iconic marine species

Jul 7, 2026
New report finds that just two Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) out of 113 in the UK ban bottom-trawl fishing across the whole site
Gillnet underwater

New coalition targets destructive fishing in Europe’s protected seas

Jul 7, 2026
Organisations will come together to target fishing practices such as bottom trawling in Europe's Marine Protected Areas
A tree with a view from the ground

The booming growth of 66 billion trees on China’s Great Green Wall

Jul 6, 2026
Trees along the Great Green Wall are growing considerably faster than natural forests, scientists have found
eople search amid the rubble of collapsed buildings in the aftermath of powerful earthquakes in La Guaira as rescue and recovery efforts continue

How is the world helping Venezuela?

Jul 2, 2026
In the wake of Venezuela's twin earthquakes, learn more about how countries come together to support the disaster-struck nation in a time of crisis
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