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14 May 2025Paddle-Out Protests: UK water users take to the waves in sewage outrage
Surfers Against Sewage protest in Falmouth, Cornwall. image: Shutterstock Public demand radical …

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fire fighters are controlling fire (4th August 2019) in peat swamp forest, southern Thailand
Briefing

The burning issue of peat fires

For the first time, scientists can accurately measure heat & intensity of ancient fires, offering crucial insights for managing environment today Peat fires are some of the largest and most persistent fires on Earth. In 2019, huge fires smouldered for…

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The fight for clean air around the world

From EV uptake to AI monitoring of New York’s traffic, discover how air pollution is being tackled globally Ninety-nine per cent. That’s how much of the world’s population breathes in…

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

More than half of butterfly species across UK in long-term decline – but there are ways to help boost numbers Vital for pollination, as well as a much-needed food source…

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

Amid the biggest natural disaster since Trump first announced USAID cuts, discover which countries are providing relief to Myanmar In Myanmar, disasters are compounding. Even before a devastating 7.7-magnitude quake…

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

British Geological Survey maps are poised to aid conservation of one of the largest marine-protected areas in the world A new set of maps produced by the British Geological Survey…

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Culture

Travel tips from artist Eilidh Jamieson

Bryony CottamApr 18, 20254 min read

Artist Eilidh Jamieson talks to Bryony Cottam about her journey toward bespoke map-making and its influence on her travels Holly’s…

Young pretty woman sneezing in front of blooming tree. Spring allergy concept
Briefing

Geo explainer: How does climate change make hayfever and asthma worse?

Victoria HeathApr 17, 2025
QUIZ: Glacial Landforms
Quizzes

QUIZ: Glacial Landforms

Grace GourlayApr 17, 2025
fire fighters are controlling fire (4th August 2019) in peat swamp forest, southern Thailand
Briefing

The burning issue of peat fires

Bryony CottamApr 2, 20254 min read

For the first time, scientists can accurately measure heat & intensity of ancient fires, offering crucial insights for managing environment today Peat fires are some of the largest and most persistent fires on Earth. In 2019, huge fires smouldered for…

People pass through the rising air pollution on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway. Gurgaon, Haryana, India. november 12, 2021

The fight for clean air around the world

Victoria HeathApr 2, 20257 min read

From EV uptake to AI monitoring of New York’s traffic, discover how air pollution is being tackled globally Ninety-nine per cent. That’s how much of the world’s population breathes in…

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2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

Victoria HeathApr 2, 20253 min read

More than half of butterfly species across UK in long-term decline – but there are ways to help boost numbers Vital for pollination, as well as a much-needed food source…

Mandalay,Myanmar 28 Mar 2025:A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake has hit Myanmar, with a state of emergency declared and fears of mass casualties after tremors shook high-rise buildin

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

Victoria HeathApr 1, 20255 min read

Amid the biggest natural disaster since Trump first announced USAID cuts, discover which countries are providing relief to Myanmar In Myanmar, disasters are compounding. Even before a devastating 7.7-magnitude quake…

BGS’s 1:50 000-scale geomorphology map of the seabed around Ascension Island.

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

Victoria HeathApr 1, 20253 min read

British Geological Survey maps are poised to aid conservation of one of the largest marine-protected areas in the world A new set of maps produced by the British Geological Survey…

fire fighters are controlling fire (4th August 2019) in peat swamp forest, southern Thailand
Briefing

The burning issue of peat fires

Bryony CottamApr 2, 20254 min read

For the first time, scientists can accurately measure heat & intensity of ancient fires, offering crucial insights for managing environment…

The fight for clean air around the world

Victoria HeathApr 2, 2025

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

Victoria HeathApr 2, 2025

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

Victoria HeathApr 1, 2025

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

Victoria HeathApr 1, 2025
The burning issue of peat fires

The burning issue of peat fires

For the first time, scientists can accurately measure heat & intensity of ancient fires, offering crucial insights for managing environment today Peat fires are…

The fight for clean air around the world

The fight for clean air around the world

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

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The burning issue of peat fires

The burning issue of peat fires

The fight for clean air around the world

The fight for clean air around the world

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

2024 one of the worst years for UK butterflies on record

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

With USAID funding weakened, what countries are supporting Myanmar?

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

New maps help conserve Ascension Island MPA

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Prisoners of Geography: An interview with Tim Marshall

Prisoners of Geography: An interview with Tim Marshall

How the best-selling author Tim Marshall is making complex matters of geography accessible to kids in his new book Prisoners of Geography
China’s controversial security deal with the Solomon Islands

China’s controversial security deal with the Solomon Islands

Journalist and broadcaster, Tim Marshall, shares his thoughts on the Solomon Islands’ shift towards a security deal with China
Germany’s shifts in foreign policy following the war in Ukraine

Germany’s shifts in foreign policy following the war in Ukraine

Tim Marshall analyses how Germany’s economic growth became increasingly reliant on Russian energy supplies
Our fossil fuel dependence is fuelling Russia’s war

Our fossil fuel dependence is fuelling Russia’s war

Dependence on fossil fuels is damaging to the world in so many ways, including by empowering acts of war
Plants photosynthesize more as climate warms

Plants photosynthesize more as climate warms

If governments are to reach the promised 45 per cent cut in global emissions by 2030, they must take plants and photosynthesis into account

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QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – USA Geography
Quizzes

QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – USA Geography

Test your knowledge of USA’s geography with our fun and festive Christmas quiz! Challenge yourself on the fifth day of our Twelve Days of Christmas Geography Trivia Quizzes.
QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – Capital Cities
Quizzes

QUIZ: 12 Days of Trivia – Capital Cities

Test your geographical knowledge with our Christmas quiz focused on capital cities. Challenge yourself and have fun!
QUIZ: Human Geography Trivia
Quizzes

QUIZ: Human Geography Trivia

Challenge your knowledge of human geography with this exciting trivia quiz. Put your skills to the test and see how well you know famous monuments, cities, and borders.
QUIZ: Siberia
Quizzes

QUIZ: Siberia

Test your knowledge of Siberia’s physical geography with this challenging quiz. Explore its rivers, forests, tundras, and mountains!
QUIZ: Country Spotlight – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Quizzes

QUIZ: Country Spotlight – Bosnia and Herzegovina

Test your knowledge with the Bosnia and Herzegovina Geography Quiz! Discover fascinating facts about this European country and earn a prize for scoring 75% or more.
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Long reads

Los angeles skyline during the day

Invisible lines: a divided world

The notoriously elusive puma is the fourth-largest member of the cat family

Transforming attitudes towards pumas in Patagonia

Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) blooms in our rivers and waterways and produces toxic chemicals harmful to aquatic life

Britain’s water crisis

Sunset over the Tigris near the Turkey–Syria border

A wounded river: the Tigris

A man in a suit looks at new york subway map on a train

Untangling the New York City subway

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