Geographical
Official magazine of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG)
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The best things to plan to watch in 2025
A Geographical round-up of our favourite documentaries across the years – perfect to enjoy across the festive season and into 2025
Best Geographical Galleries of 2024
Look back at some of our most stunning galleries of 2024, from portraits celebrating human diversity to penguins frolicking in snow
QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – Physical Geography
Test your geographical knowledge with our Christmas quiz! Explore diverse physical geography questions and uncover your wisdom.
QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – Human Geography
Challenge your geography knowledge with our Christmas Quiz! Unwrap your skills with human geography questions and have fun during the Twelve Days of Christmas.
2024 in review: the most impactful conservation efforts this year
From saving turtle doves to banning destructive bottom trawling, recap some of the best conservation efforts in 2024
Eight fascinating new ocean discoveries made in 2024
2024 led scientists to a multitude of ocean discoveries: a sparkling sea worm, an underwater mountain and the deepest ship-wreck ever found
Global temperatures are rising – but we don’t know exactly why
The exact reasons behind temperature spikes seen in 2023 and 2024 have left scientists stumped, as 2024 set to be hottest year on record
The natural beauty of the world, captured on camera
Discover Christina Mittermeier's fascinating photography of the natural world and its ecosystems in our latest gallery
The world’s newest countries
Discover more about the creation of the newest countries in the world – number one was only founded thirteen years ago
Cyclone Chido hits Mayotte: Southeast Africa’s growing cyclone challenge
Discover more about Mayoette's economy and history, the islands devastated by the impact of the recent Cyclone Chido
Climate risks could threaten 1 in 4 homes across England by 2050
New Environmental Agency assessment reveals that 6.3 million properties are at risk of flooding in England
Hen harriers: illegal killings on the moors
Hen harrier persecution in England continues unabated, as former senior police detective turned wildlife photographer John Birch investigates
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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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