Chris Fitch
Fear factor: decreasing terrorism
Dec 21, 2017
Published in
Geopolitics
Terrorism appears to be spreading globally, yet is simultaneously becoming less deadly
Daniel Hume: naturalist and wilderness adventurer
Jan 08, 2018
Published in
I’m a Geographer
Daniel Hume is a naturalist and wilderness adventurer. He was also the head of operations at Woodlore, Ray Mears’ School of Wilderness. His debut book, The Art of Fire, is on sale now
Travels with the Director
Dec 08, 2017
Published in
Exhibitions
Twenty one years, sixteen countries, seven continents... RGS-IBG director, Rita Gardner, unveils vivid images from her own geographical travels around the world
Threatened heritage: the climate risk
Dec 06, 2017
Published in
Climate
Sixty-two of the natural World Heritage Sites are now at risk from the impact of climate change, a number which has nearly doubled in just three years
Stopping the Nile: new dam for Ethiopia
Dec 05, 2017
Published in
Water
An enormous hydropower development in Ethiopia is expected to put further pressure on Egypt’s already fragile water supply
Niche spaces: where reptiles live
Dec 02, 2017
Published in
Mapping
New maps of global reptile distribution reveal significant gaps in the network of protected areas
Stratospheric threat: future-proofing the climate
Nov 25, 2017
Published in
Climate
The discovery of increasing levels of ozone-depleting compounds being emitted into the atmosphere puts pressure on the need to expand the Montreal Protocol
Trophy directed by Christina Clusiau and Shaul Schwarz
Nov 15, 2017
Published in
Films
An emotional and divisive documentary that explores the trophy hunting and ivory farming industries, ‘Trophy’ asks to what extent Africa’s wildlife can be commercialised, or even killed, in order to save endangered species?
Explore 2017: the value of field research
Nov 08, 2017
Published in
Explorers
A selection of in-depth workshops at the RGS-IBG's Explore 2017 will underline the importance of field research as an essential component of exploration
Geostorm directed by Dean Devlin
Oct 25, 2017
Published in
Films
New blockbuster takes climate chaos to the extreme, where what it lacks in coherent storyline and believable science, it makes up for in planet-destroying special effects
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