“Chasing Ice” – Documents the work of environmental photographer James Balog as he captures the effects of climate change on glaciers.

“Rivers and Tides” – Follows artist Andy Goldsworthy as he creates intricate sculptures in natural environments, reflecting on the relationship between art, nature, and geography.

“The Salt of the Earth” – Profiles the work of photographer Sebastião Salgado, showcasing stunning geographical landscapes and human interactions with the environment.

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“An Inconvenient Truth” – A documentary focusing on climate change, its causes, and its effects on the planet.

Full video available on Prime Video

“Manufactured Landscapes” – Explores the work of photographer Edward Burtynsky, highlighting the impact of industrialization on landscapes.

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• “Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Tell You Everything You Need to Know About Global Politics” – Explores how geographical factors such as terrain, climate, and resources shape the political and economic landscape of different regions.
• “The Age of Walls: How Barriers Between Nations Are Changing Our World” – Examines the resurgence of physical and psychological barriers between nations and their implications for geopolitics, migration, and globalization.
• “Divided: Why We’re Living in an Age of Walls” – Expands on the themes of “The Age of Walls,” exploring the historical, cultural, and political reasons behind the rise of walls and borders.
• “Worth Dying For: The Power and Politics of Flags” – Investigates the symbolism and significance of flags in shaping national identity, politics, and conflicts around the world.
• “The Power of Place: Geography, Destiny, and Globalization’s Rough Landscape” by Harm de Blij – Explores the influence of geography on global affairs.
• “The Future of Geography” Tim Marshall – Investigates power struggle regarding space. Links to superpowers and international relations and sovereignty.
• “Why Geography Matters: More Than Ever” by Harm de Blij – Discusses the significance of geography in understanding contemporary issues.
• “Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed” by Jared Diamond – Examines the collapse of civilizations from an environmental perspective.
• “The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History” by Elizabeth Kolbert – Explores the current biodiversity crisis and its geographical implications.
• There is no Planet B – A handbook for the Make or Break years by Mike Bemers-Lee
• “Disaster by Choice” Iian Kelman- Investigates tectonic disaster and hazard management.

• “BBC Earth Podcast” – Explores various geographical and environmental topics, featuring experts in the field.
• “99% Invisible” – While not solely focused on geography, this podcast delves into the design and architecture of spaces, which intersects with geography.
• “The Geography Podcast” – Offers discussions on geographical concepts, case studies, and current events in geography.
• “Sustainability Defined” – Explores sustainability topics from a geographical perspective, discussing environmental, social, and economic aspects.
• “The Indicator from Planet Money” – Covers economic stories with geographical relevance, offering insights into global trends and issues.
• The Intelligence by the Economist- current affairs

National Geographic – Offers articles, maps, and multimedia content covering a wide range of geographical topics.

Geographical Magazine – Provides in-depth articles, news, and analysis on geographical issues from around the world.

The Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) – Offers access to geographical research, publications, and educational resources.

World Economic Forum – Global Risks Report – Provides insights into global risks, including environmental and geographical factors.

NASA Earth Observatory – Offers resources, images, and articles on Earth science, including topics like climate change, land use, and natural disasters.

• School Essay Competition – RGS
• Physical geography student photo competition – Geographical Association
• Young Geographer of the Year – RGS

• Climate Change – NASA Science
• Foreign Affairs Magazine
• The Geological Society (geolsoc.org.uk)
• Migration Data Hub | migrationpolicy.org
• OHCHR and migration | OHCHR
• Glaciers and Glacial Landforms – Geology (U.S. National Park Service) (nps.gov)
• Water Conflict – World Water

• 2024 Geography Summer School for Year 12 — Minds Underground
• Alexander Awards Summer School – RGS
• Executive Education and Summer Schools | School of Geography and the Environment (ox.ac.uk)

Local Places to visit

• Divers Places– Golden Mile Leicester.
• London- Brixton, Notting Hill, Brick Lane and Canary Wharf
• Bradgate Park museum, Beacon Hill- Tectonics and glaciers
• River landscapes- Peak District- Kinder Scout
• Globalisation (containerisation)- East Midlands parkway/airport viewing point