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A special issue of Environmental Scientist journal, guest edited by Tony Juniper on the theme of natural capital, is now free to download. Great articles by NE staff and many other specialists and practitioners in this area: the-ies.org/resources/brit…

2024 Programme for the Enhancing Fieldwork Learning Showcase available now ⬇️ enhancingfieldwork.org.uk/the-efl-showca… Register online or join us in person for two days of innovative fieldwork pedagogy 😀 10/11th September at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in London

We are seeking to appoint a Professor of Education and Research Director #TeamUofG An amazing opportunity for the right candidate to play a leading role within the School and help deliver world-changing educational #research Find out more & apply: jobs.ac.uk/job/DIU348/pro…

Who doesn’t love a map in an album - or anywhere for that matter - and this one in the forthcoming Public Service Broadcasting album on Emilia Earhart’s final journey is awesome…

Banff-based travel writer Meghan J. Ward reflects on her love of Jasper and the impact of the devastating wildfires. Take a look here: canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-m…

🌎 Meaningful travel and lasting connections. 🤝 These are some of the themes that Matt Pycroft, Documentary Director, Filmmaker, and Photographer, touched on in our conversation about his experiences attending our annual Explore symposium weekend. 📽️ Watch more below

Last day to submit your entry for the GA's Model Making Competition. Have the kids make a model of their local environment with recycled materials and send in their submission. Learn more👇 the-ga.org/4eAdblT

#geographyteacher Governor Tim Walz was a long time Minnesota Geography Teacher and delivered a barnstorming presentation in San Diego at the Esri UC24 mediaspace.esri.com/embed/secure/i… he gets the importance of Geography and GIS for changing lives and improving outcomes for young people.

❄️❄️❄️2 weeks left to apply to join our committee!! ❄️❄️❄️

If you ask : what is the value of the humanities? I would say that it teaches you to read with acuity, to analyse wild claims, to argue responsibly to questions to which there are no right answers. Do we need the humanities? Let’s hear it for yes!!!

“I don’t think people will typically move in the future because it’s too hot or because of a storm, but rather they’ll move because of the economic consequences of that environmental change” - Abrahm Lustgarten Read about his new book "On The Move" via @citylab: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Happy Yorkshire Day - you can always tell a Yorkshireman - but you can’t tell him much…

In these changing times, it's more crucial than ever for the Society to make a difference in supporting all people interested in geography. That's why we're launching the Navigating Geography Survey, designed to understand what's important to you. ➡️ research.net/r/RGS24s 📝

Chapeau Remco!

Recently Geographical Association asked YouGov to research the public's view on studying geography and the skills and knowledge needed to work in 'green jobs'. This is what the public thought: 🌍💚#ChooseGeography #UseGeography

🌍📚The results of the 2024 National Student Survey (NSS) once again show the benefits and opportunities studying geography brings, with students across the UK highly satisfied with their university experience. 👇 Read more below rgs.org/about-us/our-w…

Lovely to have lunch and a catchup with Dan Raven-Ellison - thanks for the awesome new Urban Good 🗺🧤 map too - perfect to rethink your perception of London

Best wishes to all those in Scotland receiving their exam results today :)

Entrants to this year's Rex Walford Award are asked to produce a scheme of work of at least 3 lessons that explores the theme of ‘Choose Geography’. Entering is a great way for ECTs and trainees to get involved in the wider geographical community! ow.ly/Wlqc50REbQh