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Earth Photo 2026 winners announced
Out of over 1,400 entries from around the world, eight outstanding photography and film projects were selected as Earth Photo 2026 winners.

New Chair of the Chartered Geographer Assessors Forum
We are delighted to announce that Professor Julia Branson CGeog (GIS) has been appointed as the new Chair of the Chartered Geographer (CGeog) Assessors Forum.

What researchers can get out of a writing retreat
What can researchers get out of a writing retreat? Two of the Society's Research Groups recently hosted retreats - providing supportive spaces for academics to collaborate, network, and make shared space for writing.

New grant launched to support exploration and research projects
The Society is delighted to announce a new addition to its grant-giving programme this year – the Kensington Fieldwork Grant will support innovative geographical exploration and research projects that have the potential for significant positive change.

Ed Parsons on how geography drives productivity
Every month we're spotlighting geographical experts and thought leaders in industry and government. Here Ed discusses technology optimism, his dislike of the term geospatial, and why geography helps drive positive change.

Rwanda’s eucalyptus boom: how trees transform people and place
This month's research spotlight features an article from The Geographical Journal, telling the story behind Rwanda’s eucalyptus boom.

Five must-see events at the Society this summer
In between watching the World Cup and enjoying BBQs in the park, why not join us for an invigorating evening this June or July? Don’t miss out on these summer events coming up soon.

Society update on Department for Education curriculum review
We wanted to update you on what to expect from the Society during this period of Department for Education curriculum review.

Albanian-Italian artist Erdiola Kanda Mustafaj selected for Hidden Narratives Residency
We are pleased to announce that artist Erdiola Kanda Mustafaj has been selected as the recipient of the Hidden Narratives Residency.

New data shows the benefits of choosing geography at university
Data released this week shows the continuing benefits of university education and geography as a subject to study.

Editorial roles available at Society journals
Two of the Society’s scholarly journals are looking for new Editors to support the work of the journals and their editorial teams.

Over 600 sessions planned for 2026 Annual Conference
The provisional programme for this year’s Annual International Conference has now been published. Find out what's inside.
