Talking trash

by Admin , 13/05/20

While on the trail to Everest Base Camp, Harley Rustad asks if more could be done to keep the Khumbu region clean
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How ethical are your Easter eggs?

by Admin , 13/03/25

There is a hidden ingredient in many Easter eggs that's fuelling the destruction of rainforest habitat. Find out how to buy an ethical egg this Easter
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I don't like magazine travel writing

by Admin , 13/02/22

Geographical receives hundreds of unsolicited pitches every year but few make it into the magazine. Our editor Geordie Torr explains what he's looking for from would-be contributors
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Slots into place

by Admin , 13/02/18

Test your geographical knowledge with this online mapping puzzle
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It's a two-horse race

by Admin , 13/01/23

When we interviewed US geographer Jared Diamond for the profile piece appearing in our February issue we also asked him where he thought Western society was heading

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Chasing Ice

by Admin , 12/12/19

When we interviewed US photographer James Balog for our January issue I'm a Geographer, we asked him if documenting the world's shrinking glaciers had led him to reduce his own carbon footprint
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Don't leave me this way

by Admin , 12/12/19

British adventurer Sarah Outen talks about the unique relationship that grew up between her and her boat Gulliver, when she attempted to row across the north Pacific this year
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Why do books need to be so long?

by Admin , 12/10/11

They don't, is the answer. Or, at least, not always. Pamphleteering is on the rise again and it was the exciting ideas contained in one of these slim publications that led to us interviewing this month's I'm a Geographer

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Deposit a weather memory

by Admin , 12/09/24

Earlier this year we covered the launch of The Weather Memory Bank by a team of British geographers. Now it's officially open and looking for deposits
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