Global Climate Strike: Voices of the protestors
Sep 21, 2019
Written by
Helena Hosking
Yesterday saw one of the biggest public protest movements in history take to streets around the world. We caught up with some of the voices being raised in central London to hear what they had to say...
The #GlobalClimateStrike comes to London - The day in pictures
Sep 20, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
We took to the streets of Westminster to take a look at London's part in the Global Climate Strike which saw millions across the world march for climate justice today
Thunberg and Juliana plaintiffs strike back against US climate denial machine
Sep 20, 2019
Written by
Matt Maynard
On the eve of millions of world citizens going on strike for climate action, the Swedish teenager who inspired them deflects all attention back to the science
The largest refugee camp in the world: the plight of Rohingya women and girls
Sep 20, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
The British government today announced a new aid package to support the 700,000 Rohingya people still living in refugee camps in Bangladesh, with the money particularly targeted towards supporting vulnerable women and girls. Geographical speaks to Helen Ware, an aid worker at the camps, to find out why highlighting the plight of women and girls is so important
Songbirds are disappearing from the wild – here's why
Sep 20, 2019
Written by
Helena Hosking
Around 75 million birds are kept as pets in Indonesia, threatening to wipe out some wild bird populations
What could a cull extension mean for the British badger?
Sep 19, 2019
Written by
Abigail Spink
Badger culling is on the rise again this year, with critics claiming it could completely erase the species from a number of areas across the UK
Geese flying further north due to climate change
Sep 19, 2019
Written by
Helena Hosking
Migratory animals are actively adjusting their traditions to cope with the environmental crisis, new research has found
The brand names fighting back against deforestation
Sep 19, 2019
Written by
Jake Stones
How many trees can you plant in a day?
Expeditions Unpacked: Discover what the great explorers took into the unknown
Sep 18, 2019
Written by
Geographical
In this unique and enthralling new book, explorer and survivalist Ed Stafford curates 25 great expeditions through the lens of the kit these remarkable explorers took with them.
More than 60 lakes discovered beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet
Sep 18, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
New analysis of NASA data has led to the discovery of more than 60 sub-glacial lakes hidden beneath the Greenland ice sheet
Naomi Klein: The people can declare a climate emergency
Sep 16, 2019
Written by
Harriet Constable
Naomi Klein is back and calling for a new world order in her latest work, which gathers together more than a decade of her passionate writing
Geopolitical Hotspot – Hawaii protests
Sep 16, 2019
Written by
Klaus Dodds
Klaus Dodds examines recent protests in Hawaii held over a new observatory on Mauna Kea
The future of digital mapping is a tale of two halves
Sep 13, 2019
Written by
Katie Burton
A revolution in digital mapmaking is underway and the implications for industry, the environment and all of humanity are huge
Dan Richards: Travel writer and artist
Sep 12, 2019
Dan Richards is an artist and a writer. His fourth book, Outpost: A Journey to the Wild Ends of the Earth is out now, published by Canongate
The lessons to be learnt from just one photo a day
Sep 11, 2019
Written by
Keith Wilson
The move away from film has meant more pictures being taken at more times than ever before – but does that always result in better photography? Is there something to be learnt from setting yourself limits, asks Keith Wilson
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