Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
Book Reviews
Review: Climate Anxiety And The Kid Question by Jade Sasser
Sasser's book focuses on the underrepresented effects of climate change upon ethnic minority communities & their decisions to have children.
Review: No One Left by Paul Morland
Paul Morland's latest book sheds light on the damaging effects of underpopulation and its impacts upon labour force, economic progress & more
Review: Tracks On The Ocean by Sara Caputo
From colonisation to migration, Sara Caputo's latest book offers an insight into how humans use seas to shape the world.
Review: Adventures in Volcanoland by Tamsin Mather
From Pompeii to the present, Tamsin Mather's Adventures in Volcanoland is a fiery exploration of Earth's most explosive power
Review: Infinite Life by Jules Howard
From simple blob to spaceship, Jules Howard explores how the egg cracked open the secrets of evolution
Review: Nature’s Ghosts by Sophie Yeo
Sophie Yeo explores species extinction and environmental loss, highlighting the urgent need for conservation
Review: Battle for the Museum by Rachel Spence
Delve into the dark side of museum operations as Rachel Spence uncovers the unsettling truth behind artwashing and misdeeds
Review: Time and Tide by Fiona Stafford
Fiona Stafford explores the history of British landscape and the human impact of recent changes
Review: A Sunny Place For Shady People by Ryan Murdock
Travel writer and RGS fellow Ryan Murdock delivers a depressing but thought-provoking on one of the most corrupt places in the world
Review: Cull of the Wild by Hugh Warwick
An engaging, occasionally philosophical read on invasive species, inspired by one man and his devotion to studying hedgehogs
Writer’s reads: Alastair Humphreys
Adventure and author Alastair Humphreys, selects from his library some of his favourite and formative reads. His new book Local is out now
Review: Local – a search for nearby nature and wildness
Alastair Humphreys finds wonder in the area he calls home and explains we all have a local area worth exploring
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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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